I have a workbook that needs to fill the column B (if the column A is populated) with Column C if the column D is "YEs" once i clicked the command button. the distribution should be even. i tried rand() but its not distributively well, so i'm thinking to work it with macro.
I am trying to distribute the total number of sessions (cell H1) across the groups in column A based on the score of each group (column D). The number of sessions a group receives cannot exceed the max (cell H2) or be less than the min (cell h3).
I have a list of parts with quantities that i would like to distribute among several columns that represent cities, based on the number of parts in stock. For Example, if i have 5 parts and ten cities, i want it to put one part in the first five. In the case where theres more parts than cities i want it to loop back to the first city and add one and so on. I attached a sample spreadsheet.
I have created a Macro and would like to make it available to other members of my team. This Macro is to be used in various different workbooks - so it cannot be tied to a single specific workbook. I tried creating an Add-In, but I've learned that, even if I instruct my colleagues how to load the Add-In, they will not be able to see the Macro that is inside it. So what methods are recommended for distributing Macro's to other users?
I been working on excel sheet that will distribute 200 items between the employees that are available to work. I've attached a copy of the workbook. First I need to look at the quantity of employees I have working that day. Second Distribute the items to each one of the employees. Third give the first employee the first piece. Fourth give the next available piece to the last person with a zero piece in their list.
I organize monthly audits of work completed by the team. Essentially we all audit each others work; but we cannot audit our own work.
I would like a formula that will evenly distribute the jobs for audit without passing a job back to someone that owns the job originally. e.g. Gareth cannot audit a job Gareth owns, but can audit Zach or Claire's jobs. The Excel sheet attached should make it easy to understand.
So far I have tried: =INDEX(A2:A24,RANDBETWEEN(2,24)) but this duplicates data and I cannot get it to evenly spread the jobs amongst the team.
Is there a tool that can make an Excel application behave like a “real” software? Meaning, the user will still be able to do what I planned for him to do with the file, BUT it will be very difficult for the more-than-average user to “crack” any password protections I have applied to the file? (Something like an MDE file in Access, perhaps?) The reason I am asking is because I have invested a lot of time and efforts into creating an application that I wish to sell to some of my clients, and don’t want them to easily find their way into the formulas and macros I have placed in the file.
The protection tool does not have to be an Excel tool, necessarily, but it should not require any programming skills (because I don’t have them. If there isn’t such a tool? My application contains User Forms (for input), a Database (with Auto Filters and formulas) and some Pivot Table reports. BTW, my application was created in Excel 2003 but should also be used by users with Excel 2007.
I need to create variables that splits out a length of stay across years and enters the number of days in each of those years into separate year variables. Below are two sample cases:
After creating different variables for the different years, in this case: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, I want to be able to pull out the number of days that goes into those years as separate variables.
I this, We are distributing work on 6 hrs/day basis. What I need is, I need to automate the work distribution on daily basis and should show the hrs also. and the projected date of completion. (yellow highlighted cells are where the formulas are needed)
This is a simplification of what I really need. But say I have 5 people, and I have 5 gifts (A-E) Each person is in order by who gets first choice, second, etc. And each person has indicated from 1 - 5 which gift they like best. 1=most favorite 5=least favorite
I'm trying to create formulas to show who gets what. My actual spreadsheet has more people/items but is virtually the same thing.
In the attached example,the first person, Bill, gets first choice, then Mary, then Karl etc. Bill would get Gift C. Mary would get gift A Karl would get Gift D because gift C and A are already taken.
The spreadsheet itself could be done differently if there's a easier/better way to get the data.
I'm trying to find a formula that would spread out a value amongst multiple cells along a bell curve. Say I have $x,xxx. I want to spread that amount out in a certain proportion, regardless of how many cells I'm spreading it throughout.
Say I have a $10,000 project. I want to be able to spread it out like a bell curve in the cells I choose. For instance, if it was a five month project it would be distributed as
January - $1,000 February - $2,500 March - $3,000 April - $2,500 May - $1,000
If I added another month it would change to January - $833.33 February - $1,666.66 March - $2,500.00 April - $2,500.00 May - $1,666.66 June - $833.33
I already thought of manually adding percentages to each cell, but the formula needs to be dynamic.
I need to get this data into the following format for a mail merge: Location,secnumb1,secnumb2,secnumb3,secnumb4,secnumb5 1000001,10052950,10052960 1000002,10052980,10052990,10053000,10053010,10053020 1000004,10053530,10053540,10053550
I was thinking I would set up a sheet2 with all the unique location codes, and then do a match between the location code on sheet 2 and sheet1 and use an offset function?
I am currently tracking our company's service tasks in Excel and would like a formula or method that will take the total hours a task has been approved for and equally distribute the hours into columns under each month.
Column A = Resource Column B = Task Owner Column C = Task Name Column D = Task Description Column E = Approved Hours Column F = Start Date Column G = End Date Column H = Jan 07 Column I = Feb 07 Column J = March 07 etc. etc.
I basically want to take the approved hours (Column E) and have those hours automatically calculated and filled into the month columns (Column H forward), as per the start and end date fields (Column F & G) so the hours are evenly distributed over each month.
I would like to distribute a workbook that makes use of the calendar control in a userform.
Trouble is.... Not all the end users have the control installed or even a copy of the mscal.osc file.
This workbook is going to be rolled out to a large number of users with varying levels of computer literacy. For this reason I would like to try to 'attach' the calendar control to the workbook OR somehow distribute the mscal.osc fil and automate the installation.
I have to create VBA according to these criterias. I have a list of 22 rates that i need to distribute by order for a month period (30 days) noting that I need to skip weekends (Friday and Saturday)
Day 123.06.2014Monday20% Day 224.06.2014Tuesday10% Day 325.06.2014Wednesday7%
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create this formula so that each time I change the date the rates are distributes accordingly
I would like to distribute values in cells depending on the input value (excel file attached). This file is a test and basically i've been entering the data manualy. The format is flexible, so it can be reorganisaed.
I am in need of an Excel Macro to help me create an address list by market. For simplicity sake I’ll set up a mini-example: I have an Excel document with a MASTER tab that lists the Market (Column A), a person’s name (Column B) and their Phone number (Column C). What I need to macro to do is read column A and make a new tab for each market in that column, then populate the name and phone fields accordingly.
A found one macro that was close, but it does not automatically make a new tab (I have to do that manually) and it does not refresh the sheet each time I open it, so when I run the macro again I get duplicate entries.
i'm trying to find a way to distribute days per month between 2 dates. I have found a great exemple that should to de trick but there is still a problem left in it. it gives in the next year (this case '08) an +31 value and a negative value
i m trying to use the sumproduct formula, and OR but i cannot seem to get this right! =Sumproduct(--(A1:A10="Yes"),--(OR(B1:B10="Yes",B1:B10="Mayby")),C1:C10)
I have also tried Array Formula as follows; {=SUM(IF(A1:A10="Yes",IF(OR(B1:B10="Yes",B1:B10="Mayby"),C1:C10)))}
I have also used UDF to for the sumproduct, but cannot make that work! keep giving me value message
Function Function Customer(Service as Range, Outcome as String, Service2 as Range, Outcome2 as String)
The worksheet is formatted as follows: It contains data in columns A-L. I want to breakdown the data further into sheets according to the data that is found in column G. As an example, say I have 1,000 rows of data and in column G there are a number of different branch numbers in each row. So there may be 250 rows with branch 450, another 250 rows with branch 360, another 200 rows with branch 777, and finally 200 rows with branch 888. In this case I want to create 4 new sheets (450, 360, 777, and 888) and copy only the data in the main sheet that corresponds to same branch.
Actions would be as follows: copy 250 rows to tab "450" copy 250 rows to tab "360" copy 200 rows to tab "777" copy 300 rows to tab "888"
Any comments are much appreciate. I have attached a data sample along with desired output, if needed. One note: the data comes in each day as one single sheet of data and the number of branches varies day-to-day, as such, code would need to create new sheets for each branch found.
Is there a possibility that there is a macro in the workbook even when there is no worksheet? I do not want a personal macro, instead, when I open a workbook(with no worksheet), goto tools->macro->open, I should see the macro. This would be helpful so that I can passover the macro to all my team mates and they can open any worksheet from there and work on the macro.
I'm starting a dashboard, where on the front page I have two combo boxes on the left, and three empty fields to the right. I'd like the three fields to the right to auto-populate table-based values depending on the chosen criteria from BOTH fields (by store and month/date). I've attached a sample of what I've got so far. I've only provided three tables for this example, and I have a table with the same column/row titles for each metric and I have three different metrics I'd like to auto populate: COGs, Sales, and GM% or in the example, metric 1, metric 2, metric 3. No pattern in the table values, just wanted to populate the fields quickly. All fields are organized by store/month-date and I've set up a link to my combo boxes on a calculations tab.
I have a time table which some hours are 3 hours time period. I want to distribute to new table hour by hour this kind of hours, or hour to same hour period.
I am looking for a sum that looks at Colum A: to determine if it is an old version and new. So G2 should If it is marked with the word "New" give me the sum to column F2: otherwise give me the the sum of B2:E2.
Was looking at Sumif but not can't seem to get the formatting right.