I recieve cost sheets from a company and I want to be able to change there number into a formula and mark it up all in one. How would I do this without going into each cell individually and make the change? Example say the number is $100 in the cell I want to change that to =$100/.6 to get a 40% margin. Then I can give this to salesmen with just the retail number but I can see the formula and cost.
When I select the cell formula extension button thing and drag it to the right, the formula copies exactly into the next cell. If I select multiple cells starting from 19-23 and then drag, excel just repeats the formula over, (19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 19, 20...) This is seriously frustrating as I have to click into the formula bar on each cell and change the value of the column lookup.
I can't keep going manually as I need to go to about 300 cells...
I am trying to add numbers from cells if it IsNumeric and for some reason in column K the macro doesnt recognize numbers after row 14?
The range column is "E4:E" Search criteria is the letter "R" in column "E" Then using OffSet, I go thru other columns and process data. Most of the macro works except for column K after row 14?
I have a spreadsheet that contains a list of dates: What I need is a formula that will count the number of cells that hava a date more than 6 months old. I also would like the field automated so I don't have to change the date manually every day.
=COUNTIF(S5:S593,"<2012/06/18") This formula will give the correct read out, but I must change the date manually.
My attempts at adding a =today() command in place of the date result in 0 being the result (not correct)
This is what I have tried: =COUNTIF(S5:S593,"<"=TODAY()-"183")
I want to add across columns, which is not so difficult but I have to "ignore" the blank cells because of the way my formula works.
I'm not sure of the correct mathematical term for the addition I have to do but here is my example:
in this row are the values
1 2 3 4 5
In the row below I want to add the numbers so the result is
1 3 6 10 15
basically, a cell is always adding itself to the result of the sum from the previous cells. This formula I can handle, (=A2+B1 then autofill the results by dragging the formula across the empty cells) but when there are blank cells between values I get the error message! value. How can I write a formula which will ignore the empty cells?
i have a problem adding cells every 5th cell for example i have
=SUMPRODUCT((C10:C67)*(MOD(ROW(C10:C67),5)=0))
this adds every 5th row in this range and it does it right as long as there is no text in the cells in between
it works fine when it looks like this
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
but it does not work when it looks like this
1 1 text 1 1 1
when this happens it appears as #VALUE, meaning an error but i don't understand why if i'm just telling it to look at every 5th row and those specific rows have no text in them
i have a spreadsheet with text in between the cells that need to be added so i need a formula that only adds up the cells with numbers on it, to be specific the numbers are either ones or zeroes.....
I need a formula to know the total specially for each of the numbers in column A. Like for e.g when you see 1 in column A I need to to know the total by adding all the numbers just for 1 in column B. So the total for 1 in this sheet would be 10+85+5=100. So automatically the answer should come as 100.
I have a number of cells, with a rule as follows, but within each cell the company name and month vary, over 836 cells, so I cannot do a find and replace so wanted to know if there was a way of adding the following part to the rest of the formula within the 836 cells in one go, rather than tediously going through each cell and copying/pasting.
The part I would like to add to the various cells - 'Master Quote Sheet'!$H$18:$H$6021, "Won"
Existing formula (the varying parts within the different cells are the "02.2014" and "Company Name" =SUMIFS('Master Quote Sheet'!$J$18:$J$6021, 'Master Quote Sheet'!$E$18:$E$6021, "Direct", 'Master Quote Sheet'!$A$18:$A$6021, ".02.2014", 'Master Quote Sheet'!$D$18:$D$6021, "Company Name")
I need a code that looks through Column A (account numbers) then adds up the profit from Column X for each account number. The total profit for each account is then sent to different sheets. Account 100 profit sent to Sheet S1, Account 200 profit to Sheet S2, and so on .The profit figure will go to Column C (Sheets S1,S2,S3..), in the next empty cell.
I have a code here that works, but problem is it places a formula in the cells in the output sheets. I dont want any formula there, just the value that is calculated. This is because everyday there will be new values in the 'Summary' sheet, and if the macro inserts the same formula everyday I data(profit figure) from the previous day gets distorted.
Currently have a formula to enter the last value in a row in cell B1. What i need is the formula below in B1 then a formula in A1 which will show the value before the last entry in row 1. Maybe an offset unless there is an easier way
=INDEX(1:1,MAX(IF(D1:Z10,COLUMN(D1:Z))))
i.e.If H1 was the last entry in the row I want a formula for H1 in cell B1 and a formula for G1 in A1
I would like to add one more item to match. I need to match column H in my current sheet, to that of column E in sheet 3. Just not sure how to go about it.
I have data that is exported to an excel spreadsheet from the phone switch for Average ACD time and Average ACW. Example: one cell is value :07:01 and and the next is :00:42.
I want to add the two together to get :07:43 or 07:43 for AHT. I have tried formatting the cell with custom time and time formats, but I get #Value. I believe the ":" at the beginning is not recognized. What formula can I used to get the two cells to sum?
I have created a survey on excel. When completing the survey, the customer will have to place an "X" in the appropriate column (very satisfied, satisfied, dissatisfied, etc.) Is there a formula in excel that will allow me to add the number of responses ("X's") for Very Satisfied, Satisfied, etc.???
I have this formula in my spreadsheet =IF(ISBLANK(B2), "", C1+1). I need to add a "dash T" to this formula so it shows up in every cell. How and where do i write that into a formula?
I m adding cell with alphabets. I attach a pic of what i want it to look like. Is there a command to do it for you instead of me outting one by one myself? Ex. 'A' must first followed by 'B' and so on, futhermore, if there a CApital 'A' and a lower case 'a' the capital 'A' goes first.
I have a quotation that I am working on that I need to add 12.5% onto each seperate line price.
There are 300 individual lines on the quote all with different pricing but they all need 12.5% adding on so I am hoping there is a simple way to do a bulk sum for all of the rows rather than having to go through each row and creating a sum for each. - ie =(K28*1.125)
Which changes my cell to show the text 33% if the text cold is entered into cell E2. Now what I would like to know, is if I can add multiple catch words to give alternate pre defined percentages. Such as warm and hot to give the respective answers as 66% and 99%