Have written all the code to remove various words,numbers, etc from cells but this one symbol...I can not figure it out.
It looks like this:
Its the degree symbol, however using that symbol in VBA has proved to fail me. I have a large data set that is created for import but it will continue to fail until I remove this, Find(Replace) should work right? But using a search in VBA it deletes the entire cell.
I'm logging temperatures and I want to add the degree symbol "" to the end of the numbers, how do I do that? It's easy if I just use one number (#), but how do I do it when adding the lowest and highest in the same cell, e.g. 33-35?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a large list of data.
Approx 10,000 rows.
All I'm looking to do is delete in each row everything after the / symbol.
So everything after a forward slash gets deleted.
All my data is in ColA from A3 downwards.
Ideally would love a macro I can assign a button to.
As an example;
info@123croieres.com/Categories/travel-and-tourism-lodging.htm
So the above after the macro run would look like;
info@123croieres.com
I need a code for filtering the cell's content.
What i want to filter and delete is all/any text found following after the symbol ">" .
I have this data:
x y
310 516
320 526
325 535
330 587
335 640
340 715
345 857
350 1040
When I perform a third degree polynomial curve fit I get this equation:
y = 0.0106x3 - 10.0266x2 + 3152.3381x - 329943.8370
R2 = 0.9987
Which isnt right. On a calculator, I get negative numbers. Does excel have problems with 3rd degree polynomials?
I have a columb of positions which at the moment have a decimal place, I want to substitute the first decimal with a degree ie. S27.01.050 for S2701.050 This has to apply to all cells in that columb.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to convert degree minutes and second latitude and longitude to decimal lat and long in excel (I have 100s of such conversion to undertake). When trying out dividing the minutes and second by 60 and checking my calculation on Google Maps lat/long finder or Latlong.net my calculations are not correct. However the equation to other way around - converting from decimal lat long to DMS (*60) works.
View 2 Replies View Relatedi have a function in a cell (that works) to extract coefficients from a range of cells in a workbook:
VB: =INDEX(LINEST(CP25:CP27,CQ25:CQ27^{1,2}),1)}
i have variables for cp25:cp27 and cq25:cq27 already defined in my vba code. the values for these in the case i am working on are as follows (returns 110.5):
cp25 = 560
cp26 = 570
cp27 = 580
cq25 = .414
cq26 = .479
cq27 = .536
1) how to do this function in VBA only - this is part of a UDF and cannot have any helper cells
2) how to refer to 560,570,580 as a 'range'. is there a way to put these six variables into my ranges for later processing?
All of the google searches i have deal only with linear regression, taking from existing graphs, or say to just use the function i have above.
I have tried
VB:
Var = Application.WorksheetFunction.LinEst(Sheets("references").Range("CP25:CP27"), Sheets("references").Range("CQ25:CQ27^{1,2}"), 1)
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but return #value! errors. when i remove the ^{1,2} portion, i do return a value but it is incorrect (returns 160), what is the correct syntax for adding in the ^{1,2}? if you do that would be fantastic, but brings me back to issue #2 in that i need to refer to my variables in the vba code and not this range (as they will eventually be going away).
=IF(H29=>70,"1st",IF(H29>=60AND>=69,"2:1",IF(H29>=50AND>=59,"2:2",IF(H29>=40AND<=49,"3rd"))))
The formula is to work out the class of an honours degree for a certain student.
I have quite a number of 4th degree polynomials and attempting to extract the variables from every equation. I used the formula below (from another thread);
=LOOKUP(99^99,--("0"&MID(A1,MIN(SEARCH({0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9},A1&"0 123456789")),ROW($1:$10000))))
but it only extracts the first variable.
4th degree polynomial function: f(x) = ax^4 + bx^3 + cx^2 + dx + e
Example of one of the equations: Y = -42.4276 + 319.989 X - 809.094 X^2 + 942.247 X ^3 - 397.587 X^4
I'll like to have the final result like below (Based on the Example equation above)
edcba-42.4276319.989-809.094942.247-397.587
I have a sheet that when printed out, will have 1 or more check boxes (depending on a formula) beside various items. Basically, if in a datafield it shows that there should be 3 boxes beside a line, it will show similar to this (except the O's are check boxes).
Usable 3 times per day. O O O
In the actual symbols list, there are no such symbols. I think there must be another type of symbol available as I use: ►
I grabbed that symbol from another spreadsheet, and I have no idea where it came from. I have wanted a similar arrow that points to the left or up, but I have no idea where to find them. I only know that the spreadsheet accepts a copy/paste of this symbol, and it does not seem to be related to any particular font set.
where I could find a "empty box" symbol, and also tell me where symbols like ► come from.
I need to use the following symbol (,, ▬ ) to show when my prices went up or down but when I try to use them in the VBA, they are replaced by a ?
I considered using the CHAR function, but its 255 characters do not incorporate the one I need.
i would like to automate the inserting of the symbol ...
i can do in a cell as the first entry, but i can't do at the end of a string's entry in a cell...?
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = ""
or
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "Schukas"
I am trying to create a document and i'm not sure if this is possible or not, but i'd like to type in a number in column A (1-10) and then in column B have a symbol appear corresponding to the number.
So if i type in 5 in Column A, Column B will have 5 squares pop up (or something along those lines), etc.
I would like to count all fields which contain the symbol checkmark.
In another instance I am using the formula
=COUNTIF(B124:B137,"X") to count all fields
which contain an X.
However I don't know the reference for the symbol checkmark.
I am trying to create a custom number format that will put a plus sign in from of the value in a cell if the value is positive.
Here is what I have been using:
+#,###;-#,###;"On Forecast"
There have been a few problems with this. Firstly, the values are have two decimals, and I have not been able to adjust it accordingly. Secondly, there are some cells that contain only a zero, and the custom format above changes the zeros to 'On Forecast. Other than these two issues, that custom format works.
I am wondering if there is a symbol for "text" that I can use in a formula. I.e., =if(C="text", "", INDEX(C:C,MATCH(D16,A18:A23,0)))
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm using a large database - excel based, with lots of VBA and macros inside - where the default decimal format is “.” (period). When I copy and paste into a normal excel workbook format I want to replace the periods with comas. The paste function I'm using is “Match Destination Formatting (M)”.
I've recorded a macro to replace all of the periods with comas - still some of the values come up as a whole number, the period not being replaced with the coma.
I've tried almost all of the formats - text, general, number .... Still does not work.
I want to show the insert symbol dialog through vba code. How?
View 12 Replies View Relatedis it possible to take a cell, and add a symbol in between every word?
for example:
cell1 = i am having a good day
desired cell1 becomes = i-am-having-a-good-day
cell2 = super awesome
desired cell2 becomes = super-awesome
i have looked into the option of using Data > Text To Columns, then using = CONCATENATE(B54,"-",C54,"-",D54) to form the string
however, since the different cells have different lengths of words, the concatenate(cell,"-",cell...) is not flexible...
For copying cell content into an other cell one can use = in the receiving cell.
Is there an equivalent symbol that will only copy the formatting into the receiving cell, without using format painter?
Can complete formatting instructions for each cell be seen somewhere, similar to the data in the formula bar?
how to add Indian currency symbol before all numbers in my excel worksheet?
View 5 Replies View RelatedData in field A1 currently appears as below.
8/10
I want to extract everything to the right of the "/" in a new field.
The formula that I am using is =RIGHT(A1,FIND("/",A1)-1)
For some reason, I am only receiving a 0 in the new field and not the 10 that I expect.
What's odd is that the formula is working as intended on every other field except this one.
I have tried to create a simple formula, but I am unable to make it work correctly. I need a * symbol in a column if the number to the left is greater than zero, and blank if left cell is also blank. My current formula that does not work displays the symbol if there is a blank or number in the left column. If this is needed, the formula A5 to the left reads another worksheet and displays a "" blank if no data.
Current formula that needs correction. B5 formula reads A5 and should enter "*" if >0 and "" blank if A5 is blank.
=IF(A5>0,"*","")
The current formula is incorrectly returning * if A5 is blank or if it has a number greater than zero. Correct formula that will return the correct results.
Quick VBA question: does anyone know how to let VBA open the Insert symbol dialog box?
View 9 Replies View RelatedIn general it looks like this: All in one column
flight 1.1
flight 1.2 paid $50 owes $100
flight 1.5 paid $80
pass paid $125
ground 1.2 flight .9
checkout flight 1.2 paid $76
I need to extract the numbers with a $ sign into a separate column. to look like this:
flight 1.1
flight 1.2 paid $50 owes $100...........50..........100
flight 1.5 paid $80...........................80
pass paid $125...............................125
ground 1.2 flight .9
checkout flight 1.2 paid $76...............76
.............. representing separate columns
Need a formula if there is one to extract from a cell only that data which is to the Right of the symbol > and to the left of the symbol (
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm looking at some VBA code that I have to convert into another programming language and I'm having a little trouble reading it. Here's the line that's throwing me...
Application. Range("Rx_BlueMoles") = 2 * (1# - Application.Range("Rx_BlueMoisture")) * Application.Cells(i, iColDraw) / Application.Range("Rx_BlueMW")
In particular, what is "1#"?
I need to take cells such as the following from A1 down:
Baker, Helen
Brown, Joe
Smith, John
Roberts
Thompson, Karen
White, Daniel
Wright, Lisa
I need to move this to the next column but where there is a cell such as the 4th without a comma it needs to add ", N/A".
Basically it should make "Roberts" from A4 become "Roberts, N/A". I think it needs something to search for a comma and if it's not present to add that to the end.
I am trying to convert Degrees Minutes & Decimals of a minute (12 34.567') to Degrees and decimals of a degree (12.57611). I have the formula to convert latitude, that is two digits, but it doesn't want to work with longitudes, three digits. (see attachment). This is the formula that I am using:
=IF(A2="","",(INT((LEFT(A2,3)+MID(A2,4,6)/60)*100000)/100000)&"d")
