ABC18Micheal Johnson JonesM. J. J. 319United States of AmericaU. S. A. 320Laugh Out LoudL. O. L. 3
Spreadsheet FormulasCellFormulaB18=init(A18)C18=LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"A",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"B",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"C",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"D",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"E",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"F",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"G",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"H",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"I",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"J",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"K",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"L",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"M",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"N",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"O",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"P",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"Q",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"R",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"S",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"T",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"U",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"V",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"W",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"X",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"Y",""))+LEN(B18)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B18,"Z",""))
If I have two columns of data, and I want to count the numbers of times a certain letter appears in column A and another certain value appears in column B, I use the following formula:
=sumproduct((AA="yes")*(BB:="X"))
What formula would I use to count the number of times "yes" appears in column A, AND EITHER "X", "Y", or "Z" appear in column B?
Would this still be a SUMPRODUCT formula, or would a cOUNTIF formula be used?
How about counting the times certain letters appear in THREE columns?
I have managed to get a nice array formula to look up count all the Rs As & Gs in some cells and return whichever there are most of (the cells are linked to/fed from another workbook with cells that have either an R, A or G in - nothing else)
And mainly this is working but on one set of cells it returns nothing as there are 2 As and 2 Gs - what is really annoying is that on a set of cells on a another section of the tab there are 5 A's and 5 G's and that returns an A.
I have a column of cells, some blank, some containing just numbers, some containing just letters, some containing numbers preceded by the the letter 'p'
E.g.
frt 34.2 36
p34.5
In the cells containing the number preceded by the 'p' - i would like to remove the 'p' leaving just the number, with all other cells remaining unchanged.
Is there a VBA command to get the letters, instead of the numbers, of the column of a selected cell?
I have to letter a list whihc means setting up a loop using character codes.
I may have to go into double letters so I am working on how I would set up the loop for if and when it gets past 90 and starts on double letters. so far the highest is the letter "U"
of course the easiest would be to pick up a column value as a letter
I cannot get various formulas (Countif, Match, Frequency, Etc) to work properly.
I am trying to arrive at a total number of matches of numbers in cell range B1:G1 with any numbers entered into the cell range of K1:P11 and have the total of matches display in cell H1. However I do not want to count duplicate numbers from the K1:P11 cells. (if the number 5 in posted in K1:P11 multiple times I only need it reported once in H1)
B1:G1 is the constant and the numbers will not change - K1:P11 cells will be populated by adding numbers until the all the numbers in B1:G1 is completed and match.
I was given this spreadsheet to count attendance by entering the entry date and exit day, however it's counting the first day and the last. I'm needing it to only count the first day and not the exit day.Book2.xls
I would like to create a column with letters from alphabet in a sequence. If I write A and in cell below I put B then highlight the two cells and drag down I get a repetition of A and B. How do I get the following alphabet letters ie. C,D, E etc.?
I created this data worksheet with many tabs and multiple users. On the main tab, something weird has happened and I have no clue how it happened or how to fix it....
I have a validation drop down box type thing... when I select the drop down, the lower-most option is highlighted as a default. How do I make it so that the upper-most option is highlighted first?
I have a few columns of letters (ranging from A to Z) - onyl one letter per cell. I need to be able to deduct them such that they result in a numeric difference (ie D-B=2, D-A=3). Is there any way this can be done in VBA? (The actual columns are in a word table, so would be great if there was a VBA way to do this, not an excel function).
I'd like a function that converts a letter to a numerical value and returns a mean score for those values over a range. The values for each letter are:
A*100 A90 B70 C50 D40 E30 F20 G10 U0
So in the range G4:AB4 there could be 3 letters (G4:I4)
A* F E - their numerical equivalents in the table above = 100 + 20 + 30 = 150. The mean score for this range and expected output = 50 (150/3)
I have enclosed a sample spreadsheet. The range of grades that needs calculating is G4:AB4. Expected output should be in AC4.
I am a school teacher trying to adjust my tracking sheet to calculate pupils levels. I am looking for 2 potential formulas that will do the following.
1 - In cell AE I would like to generate a formula that will take the data entered in cells J:5, L:5, N:5, P:5, R:5, T:5, V:5, X:5, Z:5, AB:5 and AD:5 and give an average level.
2 - In cell AH is it possible to generate a formula that will calculate how many levels of progress the pupils are making - In other words I need Cell I to be calculated against cell J to see how much progress the pupils are making - for example if in cell I:5, a pupil is was given a 3a, and then in cell J:5 is given a 4b, they will have made 2 sub levels of progress. As well as this, can that progress then be averaged out across cells I:5, K:5, L:5, M:5, O:5, Q:5, S:5, U:5, W:5, Y:5, AA:5 and AC:5 to give an overall number of of levels of progress? An then..... can I colour co-ordinate the cell so that if the pupils are making 3 or more sub levels of progress it turns green, 2 sub levels orange and 1 sub level red?
