I am an Excel Novice. I don't know very much at all about how it works, what formulas are or any of its intracacies. My job requires me to take information from an Excel file that is emailed to me.
I need to know in the simplest terms how to take the first column (which is last names) and add a comma to the end of each name (one in each cell) all the way down that column, before I copy and paste them, so they will read "last name comma space first name".
I have one column of data. there are currently ~10k rows, but this will increase over time. each row has either a single value (example: pepsi) or a comma separated value (google,samsung) with up to 6 commas. instead of the rows looking like this:
pepsi google,samsung coca-cola
I want them to look like this in one column (preferably via a formula):
pepsi google samsung coca-cola
I would like the above output to be a unique, alphabetized list.
Is there a macro that will allow me to create text to row from a comma separated cell, but also associate the cell to its left automatically?
The table below exemplifies what I need. The top of the spreadsheet is how my data is currently. The portion after the break is how I would like it to be.
excel spreadsheet that has data in column A like in the attached example spreadsheet. How can I make this into a comma delimited list? So something like this...
food drinks home shelter ocean water
to this ---> food, drinks, home, shelter, ocean, water
I have hundreds of email addresses listed in a Wordpad file- entries are separated by a comma. When I use the Excel Import function, all data is successfully imported into an Excel spreadsheet- BUT in a single row. I would like to have this info in a single column (A)- then I could easily alphabetize the entries and eliminate duplicates.
I have a macro that creates an email based on the contents of each column in the worksheet. The macro works great, but I would like to format a column (A) which contains numbers into the Comma Style, prior to sending out the email.
Is there a VBA code that will format a given column (A) into a certain style (Currency, Comma, Percentage, etc) ?
I have a list of terms in a spreadsheet. Assume they start in cell A1 and they descend down for the next 300 cells. Basically I need to pull those terms into a single text string where the terms are comma delimited.
What I have been doing is concatenating them so they all end with a comma, copy them 25 at a time, pasting values and transposing then running a concatenate formula for the 25 terms. Do this 10-15 times to create that many comma delimited lists then concatenate those lists to create one all in one list.
Example:
The list (starting in A1) looks like this: Dog Cat House Car Boat Mom Dad
but I need: Dog,Cat,House,Car,Boat,Mom,Dad
If possible to do this with a formula please do so as my knowledge of using VBA modules is limited but if this must be done using VBA please realize that I'm in the thrid grade compared to your knowledge so please explain how to implement the module as clearly as possible.
I have a list of companies and employees, if a company has more than 1 employee listed, I need to combine all instances of the employees into 1 row per company separated by a comma.
I have a column A1 that consists of a range of values separated by a comma.
row 1:value 1, value 2, value 3, value 4 row2: value1, value 4 Row 3: value 2, value3
I want to get the unique counts for each value in the filtered list. This one field is not filtered but the others in the table are so I only want the counts of value 1-4 when the entire list is filtered.
I have been able to accomplish this with individual values using the following formula:
I am trying to execute a script I copied from this site to transpose a column of values into unique rows. There was a very similar thread to my question, but the code does not work for my situation as I am a newbie to VBA. The referenced thread was Need to transpose multiple comma separated values
I would like to comma delimit column "D" into unique rows per value while maintaining the relationship with the data in the other columns. Here is the example of my data:
GA-AG-00010-A-2013 Apache Hunting Club
709
36
GA-AG-00020-A-2013
Tiger Branch Hunt Club
1596
71, 72
GA-AG-00030-A-2013
Big "O" Hunting Club
3058
59, 64, 65, 75, 79, 84
I want to make each value in Column D a unique row and still be associated with Column A-C. When I run this code I get a Runtime script error 9.
Sub SplitKeywords() Dim MyArr, v As Long, i As Long, LR As Long Application.ScreenUpdating = False LR = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
[Code] ......
How to correct this? My actual data spans from column A-Q and can place the "split values" in column Q.
I have a UserForm with different text boxes, everytime I put a number with decimals (ex 100.23) on a Textbox and I want that number to be shown on a excel cell, VBA changes the "dot" for a "comma" so excel understands it as an integer number 100,23 (10023).
I have a cell in a table containing user entered Comma separated values. How can I process it so that user entered values can be referred to just like in an array? Is it possible to do something like cell.value[0]?
For example -- cell A1 has values red, blue, green. B1 has a formula that can refer to "red" in A1 by writing something like A1.value[0]
Is it possible to have a function return values to another cell reference than from the cell where it is called? Like a UDF called functionIndividualValues(InputcellReference, OutputCellReference) functionIndividualValues(A1, A2) meaning that the input string for the function is in A1 and the output should go to the cell A2.
I need to display all text after first comma in a cell in another cell. For example Text in A1 = 1.1, 1.2, 1.3. I need to display in B1 all the text after the first comma which would be = 1.2, 1.3
I am using the following VBA to add all cell data into one cell separated by a comma, but I need a space after each comma and and do not know how to edit the VBA. How to add a space after each comma?
Function Combine(WorkRng As Range, Optional Sign As String = ",") As String 'Update 20130815 Dim Rng As Range Dim OutStr As String For Each Rng In WorkRng If Rng.Text "," Then OutStr = OutStr & Rng.Text & Sign End If Next Combine = Left(OutStr, Len(OutStr) - 1) End Function
I have many lines of text and I wondered if there is a formula so I can insert a comma before the first capital letter of each line? A small amount of text is below
leave on left Salter Road right Brunel Road
What i would like is there to be a comma before the first capital letter so it reads
I need to copy everything after the comma (not the space) in a cell to the next cell in Column C and then delete everything in the original cell (column B).
how to do this like a macro, where I stand in the column I would like to copy and then run the macro.
i have 5000+ addresses with no punctuation in them, just seperated by line breaks. i need to be able to add a delimiter (semi-colon, colon, full stop, any will do) to the end of every line of the address, not the cell; in order to extract the info using 'Text To Columns' in Excel 2010
Parsing values in a column. COLUMN A contains comma separated numbers, varying from possibly an empty cell, to a list of values between 1 and 12 separated by commas. I need to examine the column and place the number 1 in the column corresponding to the number. There will be no duplicates in COLUMN A. Is there an 'easy' way to do this. The table is part of a much larger spreadsheet.
COLUMN A Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6 Team 7 Team 8
{= SUM(IF(({325,481,342,440,425}=ID)*($A37=DateRng)*1, ROUND(Sales,2),0))} I am currently using this formula to retrieve total sales by day for each team and it works perfectly. Data is stored in columns by Date,Salesman ID,Sales.
I would like to replace the array portion with a vlookup to return the array set so i can use drop-down to select different teams and see the sales for that team.
{=SUM(IF((vlookup(TmName,Teams,2,0)=ID)*($A37=DateRng)*1,ROUND(Sales,2),0))} This is the function as I thought it would work, but the vlookup returns "325,481,342,440,425" as a string not an array.
