I have the macro below that I want to use to conditionally delete all columns where the first row of each column does NOT have the following values but it seems to be deleting most of these columns as well all the others.
Fellow Excellor
Sub Deletecolums_Conditional()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
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Cells H5:S5 have a formula in it to determine whether or not the allocation calculation needs to be made. I figured it to be straight forward enough
View 3 Replies View RelatedThe statement below was working perfectly until I added the last argument highlighted in red. Also, the statement in red works as expected when used sepeartely. It doesn’t work when combined with all the other proceeding IF statements.
Additionally, all the values that I’m testing with my IF statements are being populated using vlookups. Again, the statement works fine but I just can’t put the last statment (in red) with all the others and get it to work.
I have this bit of code and I am curious why when the activecell is J29 it will not goto line 20 it just keeps running to the next line?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have two worksheets named "Data" and "Product". I want to use the following macro to sort the records depending which sheet is active. If I am in the "Data" sheet, it does the sort in the "Product" sheet? I was expecting it to ignore the second IF statement when I am in the "Data" sheet?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI wrote this short program that parses out last name and zip code from one cell into two cells so I can map the sales data. I flagged each sale as either member, non-member, or neither, based on the prices of the items (members get 25% off). I used the case statement below.
the problem is that for one of the sale items it's getting flagged as "neither" despite being at the members price level. it works for that same item in other records. the quantity at error point is 3 for two of the errors and 6 for the third, but the strange thing is it works for a few other sale records in which the person also bought 3 of that item (the quantity is not the culprit, or sole culprit).
Here's the code. Obviously Price and Quant are the two variables involved. I declared Price as a double and Quant as an integer, even though both have two decimal places in the data file. That way the product of Quant and each items price for one and Price will both have only two decimal places even though it was rounding off that product to two decimal points without declaring either variable. I cut out some of the case statement so as not to exceed the character limit.
How should my multiple If And Or statement syntax read?
On first button click If "BUY" or "SELL" is in column 83 then copy as the code indicates to sheet "Orders" as the code indicates. This it does.
On second button click don't copy the same "BUY" or "SELL" that has already been copied to sheet "Orders".
So the Countif should set J to greater than 1 for the previous copies and be ignored and only copy from sheet "Main" the new "BUY" and "SELL" that show up.
I'm getting double and triple copies of items already copied that should set J to > 1.
Code:
Option Explicit
Sub BuyCells()
Dim c As Range
[Code].....
creating a multiple if statement. I have 3 columns in Sheet 1 called "Raw Data". Column A is dates, Column B is Clients and Column C is Products. I want to count the number of products sold to a specific client on a specific date. In Column A, the are multiple dates repeated as there are different sales reps so i have the dates repeated several time.
the current formula i am using is:
=COUNTIFS('Raw Data'!$A:$A="2013/01/01",'Raw Data'!$B:$B,="MotorCity",'Raw Data'!$C:$C,="Cars")
the problem is that i keep getting 0 as a value. If i remove the Date as a variable, the formula works. I just cant seem to count multiple criterias if the date is one of them.
I am in the process of converting my programs over so as not to use these and I am already seeing a drastic difference in speed.
I have run into a problem that I need help with. I have a spreadsheet similar to the example below. The first column contains a list of college majors and after each major is a row of classes that are required by that major.
A25346 ENG101 MAT115 PSY150
A35678 ENG111 MAT115 SOC101
A23456 ENG101 MAT116 HIS201
The first thing I need to do is search down the first column for the major. Once the major is found I need to search across the row for the class. I am having trouble searching across a single row for the class.
Here is the section of code where I experience the problem
Set rMajor = wsMajor.Cells.Find(What:=Major, After:=ActiveCell, LookIn:=xlFormulas, _
LookAt:=xlWhole, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, _
MatchCase:=False)
If Not rMajor Is Nothing Then
majorrow = rMajor.Cells.Offset(0, 1).Value............
In the below code I am trying to Freeze the panes on "B3" and Zoom out of the page to 90%. I keep getting errors on these two lines and I believe I am not coding these lines properly. (Errors are occurring in the "With" statement with all the PasteSpecials)
Code:
Sub Export()
Dim LastRow As Long
Dim TabString1 As Variant
Dim TabString2 As Variant
Set NewBook = Workbooks.Add'Â Â Â Â With NewBook'Â Â Â Â Â
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I have to determine based on average number of weeks on hand whether an Item is Overstock, Obsolete, or Normal. I've got that taken care of with some If statements (I'm sure there's a cleaner way to do this but I've not figured that out yet.)
But I need my if statements to be conditional to whether or not an item is seasonal. with 10,000 active SKU's Its a little bit much to manage those in my excel copy of the item table so I wanted to make an exclusion table where I could just key the item in and the months it would be considered active in stock. This needs to go into the If statement on the items table that looks at the current date and says if it's less than six months old it's a "new item" but if it's six months and a day then it's a normal item, then ignore both if it's seasonal and just be a seasonal item if it is on the exclusion worksheet.
I'm attaching this incase anyone can offer any ideas. It would be much appreciated. I had to delete a ton off of the spread sheet to get it to upload, and the data is dummied to keep company inventory confiential.
I have a column with different letters in it. If this column DOES NOT have an L, H or F than I would like it to add a K.
If the column DOES have a an L, H or F then I would like it to remain as is and not add the K.
I have a conditional format that I wanted to add another argument to, but although the statement is true, conditional format will not toggle.
My original argument was:
I have a spreadsheet that i am tracking some Training dates on. i have the requirements written in the box categorgy on the attachement if anyone wants to see it. Ok so so far in the B colum (contains date of a computer based training (CBT))i have this conditional formatting: Formats for Red background
View 2 Replies View RelatedIf a1=today and b1=null then colour of cell should be green, or If a1=today and b1between today and +7days then colour of cell should be yellow
If a1=today and b1 between today and +14 days then colour of cell should be green
I am trying to do this in conditional formatting, but it doesnt work. As when we try copy to all cells the ref is still for B1 so it wont work on a spreadhseet with many data rows.
I wish to use a formula to highlight a date based on two criteria in two separate columns;
The first is the Date that will be in Column B.
I want it to highlight the date if : Today() is greater than that date in the cell plus 5 years (or 1824 days)
The second criteria I want is for the date to be only highlighted if the corresponding cell (in column A) does NOT contain the term ("Basic")
I have the formula:
=AND((TODAY()>(B1+1824)),A1=("Basic"))
which highlights the date correctly IF the term in Column A is "Basic" : But I cannot figure out how to insert the NOT statement to make the formula flip around so it only highlights those dates older than the 5 years requirement and NOT contain the "Basic" in column A.
I have several rows with data in and what I would like would be to total the amount of time "CU" is displayed and if that number is less than say 10 the formatting is applied. I need if possible to be able to do this via the one condition.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI type this formula and it work only for the first and the last condition, for the other condition it return to me FALSE. i dont now what is wrong,
=IF($C$10=1200,$E$10
Can you do a IF statement in Conditional Formatting? I need a column to highlight Red if there is a blank in it based on the current time COMPARED to the stated time in another column (on a separate tab)
So if current time is 1:30 PM and the stated (appointment) time on the other sheet is 1:15 PM, and my control field is still blank, I need it to turn Red.
I have set up a basic sheet for a colleague, whereby the Team Leader can enter client names into a control sheet, and then the team can add the client names into the allocations sheet when they take on the care for that client, and Conditional Formatting colour codes the cells to show which program a client comes under.
My problem is, the conditional formatting works perfectly on my computer, and another colleague's computer, but for two other colleagues, only half of the colour coding works... leaving half of the clients cells white, indicating they are not allocated to a program.
I have checked that we are all using the same network pathway, macro security settings etc.
I have a spreadsheet that has values in the end column that read Addition, Deletion or No Change. I am trying to get the row cells in Column A to shade red, green or yellow depending on the value of the cells in Column I. I have tried the folllowing:
="IF(I4=No Change)"
I chose the fill to be green for this but when I click OK nothing happens but I do not get any error messages.
I guess because I use a drop down box and another cell reference for the date, my IF/AND statement isn't recognizing the date and therefore gives me a "FALSE" result. I have the date formatted as a date.
I've tried referring to cell I2 which is the drop down box - that doesn't work. I've tried using quotes around the date as if it were text - that doesn't work. If I use just the w10=3 part, that'll work fine but it must be associated with the proper week otherwise every 3rd of the month that falls on a friday will be a holiday.
How do you do two "if" statements?
I need to have two tests before i get a final result so i need to know the protocal to get two if statements.
I want to conditional format cells with an if statement (something to that nature). I attached an excel file to aid in my question. Basically I want it to be color coded to alert users Red if no action is required because info is left out Yellow if info is available so take action Green if all is complete and nothing needs to be done.
If G2 does NOT have data then cell H2 has red fill
If G2 does have data then cell H2 has yellow fill
And finally if I2 is filled out cells A2:I2 are green filled
I have a list of 31 values in separate cells. The values are three digit letter codes. Here is an example of 5 of them:
ATL
GMI
WOB
COI
PTS
What I am wanting to do is have a Conditional Format to change the color of the cell to Pale Blue if the value equals another cell that is within a range.
I am trying to find a way where I can just enter the information into one and have it flood to the other.
worksheetA is the master sheet which contains data on all accounts - the order and number of entries on this account changes monthly.
worksheetB shows data only on a single account.
What I am looking to do is to take the account name from worksheetB find the data I entered in worksheetA and have that flow to the apporitate cells in worksheetB.
Something like this
cell on worksheetB displaying number of vehicles - if worksheetB(cell with the account name) = worksheetA(range of cells with multiplenames) if the two match somewhere on the list then display the number of vehicles from a cell in another coloum same row.
sorry if its confusing, tried my best to explain it. I'm sure it can be done with VB but just don't know that one much, is the syntax and language similar to the old ms basic?
1. Pupils have a target grade
2. Pupils can either do a higher or foundation Tier exam depending on their ability
3. Pupils do 9 modules and the grade bounderies are different for each module.
3. I use bar charts to report the results back to pupils and parents. Instead of just telling them you got 50% D your Target is C. I also want the target grade to be converted to a mark.
I do not want to create another woorksheet inorder to use Vlookup.
4. I now know that Index and Match can do the trick of reading the left columns. But I cannot get them to first consider the Tier for each student.
I was thinking of usind IF
IF Tier is Higher then Index the Higher Table and Match else Index Foundation Table and Match to get the mark. But I do not know how to express this in a way that's readable by Excel
HOW I CAN USE IN EXCEL VALIDATION DROP DOWN BELOW CONDITION
=IF(B1="Assets",[Mapping.xls]Assets!$A:$A,IF(B1="Liability",[Mapping.xls]Liability!$A:$A,""))
In s74 I have the formula
=COUNTIFS(C:C,"Holiday Inn Express Limerick",I:I,1)
And it gives me a count of 21. Is there a way where I can use conditional format to highlight those 21 instances?
So, Excel reads my formula. It tells me it's correct, but it has too many statements. [I know this is true, because the equation is absolutely huge. )
The thing is, I need it to tell me, based on two separate columns - one being "State" and the other being "A vs. O", who this contact belongs to. [For each state, there is a different person for A and for O, and the entire spreadsheet is text.]
My ridiculously large, almost functional function is:
=IF(AND(RC[9]="WA",RC[13]="APP"),"Kyle Johnson"),IF(AND(RC[9]="WA",RC[13]="OPP"),"Tom Wieske"),IF(AND(RC[9]="MT",RC[13]="APP"),"Kyle Johnson"),IF(AND(RC[9]="MT",RC[13]="OPP"),"Tom Wieske"),IF(AND(RC[9]="ID",RC[13]="APP"),"Kyle Johnson"),IF(AND(RC[9]="ID",RC[13]="OPP"),"Tom Wieske"),IF(AND(RC[9]="OR",RC[13]="APP"),"Kyle Johnson"),IF(AND(RC[9]="OR",RC[13]="OPP"),"Tom Wieske"),IF(AND(RC[9]="CA",RC[13]="APP"),"Tom Wieske"),IF(AND(RC[9]="CA",RC[13]="OPP"),"Tony
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As you can clearly see, there are a lot of terms, but I need both the "State" and the "A vs. O" column to determine the outcome of the column the formula will be in.