I have a dynamic list of items which I have to assign serial numbers to.
If the serial numbers go in sequence, it would have been easy.
But the problem is, they don't.
They go from A1 - A9, B1 - B10, C1 - C10 ....
Is there a way I can assign an array to ensure that once the macro hits A9, it starts from B1, and once it hits B10, start from C1?
I have one page in excel to print. But I want to print it 1000 times and on each paper i need another serial number. How do I do this?
View 4 Replies View RelatedSheet4 in my book looks like this:
.............A.......................B................................C..................
I......Invoice No…..…Starting Serial No……...……Ending Serial No
2…………ND12………..6011000000013652……. ..6011000000103652
3…………ND13………..6011000000116526……....6011000000246977
4…………RF4……….….6006000001255724……..…6006000011249564
5.........RF4...........6005000000023652.........6005000000095624
note that the last 4 numbers of the series are randomly generated for security reasons and are not part of the range of the the serial No’s
So Invoice ND = 10 consecutive numbers, Invoice ND13 = 14 and Invoice RF4 = 1000 and RF4(again) = 8
The list on this sheet is a mile long
What I need is a “search box” with two windows in it
In one box I will type a serial number and in the second box I will get the Invoice number
The challenge is that the serial number could be between Starting and Ending serial No’s thus if I were to type serial number
6006000001086598 in the first box the answer in the second box will be : RF4
I have in my sheet from C13 to C350 many serial numbers which I manually type them in. These serials are 5 digit numbers, and I was just wondering if there's a function or formula that will not allow duplicate numbers in that column.
I am trying to get Excel to write a series of incremented serial numbers to an external program.
I need 10 per line, then for the code to send ENTER and start writing on the next line. Following is my current code:
For i = 0 To qty - 1
SendKeys prefix_sn & next_sn + i & ","
Next i
I have a spreadsheet with a list of about 3800 lines of dollar values in "K" that correspond to various serial numbers in "E".
These serial numbers come up multiple times at different place throughout the 3800 lines.
I know by using SUMIF I can calculate the total value of each serial number, but is there a way to bring the serial numbers across to correspond to the sum of the dollar values?
I have repeating 7 names in A column.(Like a name group)
Each group names repeating after a blank(empty) row.
I want to write to B column for each repeating names from 1 to 7 as number value.
I have a userform for keeping records and would love to incorporate a new feature. I would want to generate a random serial number for each entry made with the userform.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've modified this macro I found on this forum, all it does is compares 2 lists of 6 digit serial numbers and and then tells me which numbers are in list 1 that are not in list 2.
However, I want to modify it so that it also gives me the numbers in list 2 that are not in list 1 (put into column F). I then need it to cut the matching serial numbers (in columns A and B) from sheet 1 and paste them into sheet 2.
Put serial numbers against row like above either by the help of formula or either by VBA code.
SrDePNo.Truck No.Vehicle Type
16384LZR7793SM
46385TLC964C
56386LES7540T
66387LES4982T
76388LES 6509T
86389K4470T
96390LWC3070SM
-6391LWC3070SM
106392AJKA 7595T
116393RIC8879T
126394W1649T............
my spreadsheet has duplicate serial numbers in column A and the corresponding row in column B has mutliple descriptions for the same serial number. I need to combine those descriptions into 1 cell rather than having multiple rows for the same serial number. is there an IF formula that I can combine with a concatenate that will capture what I need?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to make continuing serial numbers in excel in order to print labels to be able to track my deliveries. i know i can drag the fill cursor to automatically make it go the next number. however i also want my serial number should represent the month and the day the invoice was printed.
for example i want the serial number should be
column a (Jan 01) column b (Jan 02 ) column c (Jan 03)
a1-01-01 a1-02-01 a1-03-01
a1-01-02 a1-02-02 a1-03-02
a1-01-03 a1-02-03 a1-03-02
The first number represents the month (example -a1 for Jan)
The second number represents the day and
The third number represents the invoice
How can i make that when i pul the cursor down it should continue with the invoice number
However when i continue right it should move the day number?
i have a list of serial numbers in a column, say column a, for example, and i have corresponding data in columns to the right of this, say just column B for example- I also have a header on column B which counts the data in column b. (just a COUNTA, counting occurences of 'x' )
my issue is this: i need to limit the range of the COUNTA dynamically- by the number of serial numbers in column A. for example: if i have 10 serial numbers, i want my COUNTA range to be B1:B10 (excluding header) and... i need this to be a built-in formula, NOT a VBA macro. i need it to update automatically, as soon as another serial number is entered. i've tried using references to named ranges and all sorts of language tricks, and i cant seem to get it to work. (such as:
' =counta(b1:namedrange1)
i'm going to have to do the same thing with COUNTIF's, so if that is also easily explainable,
i Am trying to get this project underway and can attempt this manually in excel but will take ages. I was wondering if there is a code I can use. I am trying to get a 7 character alphanumeric serial number for units as a 4(alpha) and 3 numeric number. like say AAAA001 , i want to list on a row all the numbers on a sheet right upto ZZZZ999
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a word, for example ROCK. I asigned numbers to the word. R=1,O=2,C=3,K=4. My Question: If I type in ROC it must return 123. If I type in KR it must return 41, etc. Is there a basic formula I can use to solve this?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI need a macro/script that will allow me to move rows based on cell values, i.e.: ....
View 14 Replies View RelatedSo I have
BI Raw:..... 500.....480.....570.....540.....480
TI Raw:........88.......80.......51.......22.....122
BI Rank:........3.........4.........1.........2........5
TI Rank:........2..........3........4.........5........1
The Raw rows are calculated then each given a rank. the highest is 1.
In case of a tie in the BI Raw then the lower TI Raw wins.
Also there can be up to 15 numbers in the row
So how would i assign the Rank either using a cell formula or VBA code?
I have some excel sheets that are formatted like the following:
COMPANY | TOTAL | R | G | B
company1 | 10 | 255 | 000 | 000
company2 | 20 | 000 | 255 | 000
company3 | 30 | 000 | 000 | 255
...
and so on...
My question is that I would like to have a macro that runs on this basic file and creates a bar graph with the data. Then it utilizes the RGB values in the columns to change the specific bar for that row. So setting the r, g, b as variables corresponding to the columns in the sheet. Also there isn't a preset number of rows in the files.
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Have exported oracle DB data in an Excel sheet. There is a column with text and numbers in it. I need to get out the serial numbers of this text columns of up to 12000 data fields.
My problem is that the serial number is not always the same format. There might be also two serial numbers in one text field.
One cell can look as the following:
GEYSER BURST - SERIAL NO:102 15712, 10 AUGUST 2005,150 LITRE SUPA-FLOW, EASILY ACCESIBLE. App made for today as per Victor ( Notes by Pamela on the 18/07/2008 13:30)
Out of this cell the Serial No is 102 15712.
There are other formats like:
550501 009879
H 100107452
H100/110230
Sometimes there are only four or five numbers or there are special characters between the numbers like - or /.
I would like to seperate these serial numbers in a seperate cell. There might be also a cell without any serial number in it.
Is there any other way to get these numbers out except of doing it manually?
is there a VBA that can protect the workbook by the computer serial Number .. so it won't work on another pc than this?
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am receiving the data from the client , I want the serial no with the day of the date ... like this .. i ope u got it..
Like
thu01 20-Sep 2007
thu02 20-Sep 2007
thu03 20-Sep 2007
thu04 20-Sep 2007
Fri01 21 Sep 2007
Fri02 21 Sep 2007
Fri03 21 Sep 2007
Fri04 21 Sep 2007
Mon01 23 sep2007
mon02 23 sep 2007
I may receive more that 100 mails in a day .. so the serial should get updated of its own.
if there is a macro for import a serial data into a excel cell!
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have a mastersheet that once I open I would like to generate a 3 digit serial number in cell C22. Once this file is opened and the number is generated I do not want the number to change at that point. I have a macro to save the file with data in certain cells. Once this macro is run and the file is saved I will need to be able to open that file to view info but the serial number can't change.
I would like to do this without an add-in so that any client can use file no matter there settings if possible
I have to create item code (col B) based on emp id (col Q). If emp id 9999 appears 3 times, the item codes should be 9999_1, 9999_2, 9999_3. If Emp id appears only once, item code = emp id. How do I achieve this?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI was just viewing the VBA to "get a hard drive serial" and would like to know how I can make the serial appear in a cell?
Sub SerialNumber()
Dim oFSO As Object
Dim drive As Object
Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set drive = oFSO.GetDrive("C:")
MsgBox drive.SerialNumber
Set oFSO = Nothing
Set drive = Nothing
'release memory
End Sub
I have a worksheet(sheet1) that contains, among other things, a column of serial numbers . I also have a separate worksheet(sheet2) with one column of the serial numbers I want to find in sheet1. I need a macro that will take the serial numbers from sheet2 and find them on sheet1(there are duplicates too) so I can copy them to yet another sheet(sheet3). I already know how to do the copying, but am lost on the search.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI want S. No. in Piovt Table like
If I collapse Date then S. No. Main should work. Althought, I'm doing this manually by unchecking blank cell in "S.
Sr.No.Pivot.xlsxMain" and If I expand then Sub S. No. should automatically expand. Is it possible in Excel Pivot Table ?
Manual S. No.
S. MainSub S.# DATE CORES_NO.
1126-Mar-12
227-Mar-12
328-Mar-12
429-Mar-12
251-Apr-12
65-Apr-12
7
8
9
310
11
12
413
14
15
516
I have searched high and low for a macro that can move cell values to other worksheet based on a variable serial number. I have had limited luck with my search but nothing quite reflects my needs. Any help or suggestions would be great. The way that I envision it to work is simple to say but to hard for me to figure out. I must add that I am fair to good with macros; I am using Windows XP and Excel 2003.
Here is the concept:
-I am trying to track several vehicles, their status and there general locations using a variable serial number and an excel macro. The macro would execute the calculated data on sheet “My Taxi Cars” and the results would appear on a separate worksheet called “Location” that is in the same workbook. Please see attached.
-The serial number is comprised of a cell range starting at A2 thru L2 and then concatenates in M2 it would look something like this 123N1110011011. This serial number would allow me to do simple long-range analysis for each of the vehicles. Also in theory at the end of 30-day period I could “replay” my data.
The Breakdown for the alpha numeric serial reads like this:
1) The 123 is the number of the cab.
2) The “N” is for North, etc. and it would equate to a range of cells on a separate worksheet (“Location”).
3) The Ones and Zeros are just simple yes or no answers to the common questions in the Garage at work.
Once the macro is executed the result would be the taxis number (taxi number only, the rest of the number is stripped off) being placed the correct location based off the serial number. I have no idea if this is possible and I would like to thank you in advance for your help. Thanks.
I understand that there are about 1024 different combination's for a binary number that has ten place values. Maybe the answer is to use VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP, but then that changes my analysis scheme. But if you can just help point my nose in the right direction or show me with one example I can take it the rest of the way.
That is what my spreadsheet looks like. I have about 130 in the sheet I'm working on now. A is my date cell, B is my total for that date, C is the cell I have made for the =Month(serial_number). The problem i'm having is how do I get it to not put a number in my "C" cell when there isn't a month present?
This sheet will change weekly, so I've went down to 300 with my month formula. When entering the formula in the cells that do not have the month, it automatically inserts a 1 that throws the count off for my entire sheet. How can I leave the code for my month in without having it add a number when there's no month?
I maintain a class register in Excel to monitor student attendance. The first row shows the date of the class in the form dd-mm.
I need to identify all dates which fall on a Monday and thought that if I custom formatted a new row as "dddd" and enter the formula =DAY(cell ref) into the cells of this new row it would achieve this- I could easily spot the Mondays for the period under review.
What I'm finding, however, is that the formula seems to incorrectly state that 16th September 2008 is a Monday whereas it's actually a Tuesday- utterly bizarre!
I can get a fix simply by modifying the =DAY() formula by adding 1 to my formula [ie =DAY(A1)+1] but am wondering is this a "so called known issue" with Excel or has anyone else come across it? I have never previously come across this and consider myself to be an above average competency level user of the application.
