I am using the function =LOOKUP(J2,Sheet4!$A$2:$A$1000,Sheet4!$B$2:$B$1000)
which sometimes returns a #N/A error. I want it to return an empty cell instead in those cases. My attempt was =IF(LOOKUP(J2,Sheet4!$A$2:$A$1000,Sheet4!$B$2:$B$1000)=NA(),0,LOOKUP(J2,Sheet4!$A$2:$A$1000,Sheet4!$ B$2:$B$1000)) however, it still returns a #N/A error. Is there any way around this?
I've taken on an old excel datasource any I need to restructure it and a column is foxing me.
The column lists time in mm.ss format (decimal seperator), so 1.5 hours is shown as 90.00. For future use, I need this column to be formatted in hh:mm:ss (colon sepertors), ie 1:30:00
I am trying to save a file from xls to csv. One of my columns in the xls file is filled with numbers separated by commas but is saves as a text. Whenever I save the file as a csv it converts the numbers saved as a text to be saved as numbers so it screws my commas up and therefor messes up the entire file.
I have a rather large "application" that I've built into a spreadsheet at work (about 1200 lines of code, 4 forms, and code on a few spreadsheets).
I'd like to convert all this code and the forms into a VB6 project so I can have this application as an executable separate from the workbook, if possible.
I tried exporting the forms, but they show in the project explorer as Designers.
When coding my macro to stored to .csv file I encounter a problem.
Buildup file:
Row A: has 24 columns with header info Row B: has 15 columns with header info Row C: has 9 columns with header info Row D: has 24 columns with record info Row E: has 15 columns with record info Row F: has 9 columns with record info Row G: has 24 columns with record info Row H: has 15 columns with record info Row I: has 9 columns with record info etc...........
I am trying to convert a row with cells referring to other cells (or with formulas in them) into columns, but paste special - transpose does not do the trick; the reference somehow changes when I try to paste it in, say A5 in the example file. I have excel for mac.
i try to convert several decimal values into Days Hours:Minutes:Seconds my problem is the following. If i user the format DD hh:mm:ss values over 32 will start counting the days from 0 (like a new month). and if i format it like M D h:m:s values < 32 days gets displayed with a 1 (for the month) before the days.
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is there a way to get only the count of days displayed without the summarization to months?
I am trying to convert cells so that I can pull data into a pivot to only show month & year. I have connverted the format in the cells to custom mmm-yy in the source data w/sheet which displays it how I want it to but the pivot table also picks up the day so instead of having groupings by month/yr I am getting groupings by day/month/year.
How to convert the excel formula into its value? I know the easiest way is to copy and use paste special then "value" options but is there a way to make it automated in case the desired output value has resulted.
HTML example: A1 B1 C1 D1 1 2 A1+B1 Yes/No
on the above example, if D1=Yes, the output C1 will become value equals to 3 and the formula will be remove, if D1=No, the formula will still remain.
I have a lon list of dates in the format dd/mm/yyyy. I can change the format to DDD to show the day of the week. What I want to do though is make that permanent, not just in the format.
How do I get a straight conversion from h:mm to h:tenths? As soon as it hits 23:59, the clock start over in the tenths column. ie...39:27 should read 39.4. I'm currently using this formula: =(T10-INT(T10))*24
I'm just trying to get a total of columns E, F and G, and place those totals in row 5. The problem is that somehow the numbers in column G were stored as text, so the SUM formula is coming up "0". How would I format these cells, in a macro, (columns E, F and G, just in case the data in the other two columns were stored as text), as a number so that I can total them.
I've tried selecting the column, selecting format cells and choosing number, but that doesn't work. I can manually select the cells, click the little exclamation point, and then tell it to convert to number. This works, but when I tried to record it to add it to the macro, it didn't record anything but the selection of the cells.
the following formula to be converted to vb for my userform.
=ROUNDUP(+J16-50000,-3)*0.00364+352
this is part of the vb that i'm working with and i need to change the part after "Then Amount =" I just can't seem to work out where to put the roundup bit.