I have a problem with my formula. As you can see, i want to get the CIM number of the Team Leaders (TL Name) when i change the dropdown list of the campaign. But what im getting is the repeated CIM numbers.
We have a Shared workbook on our Server and about 5 users work at the same time every day. I want to understand something, If I open it I can see all the information in it, all the rows and so on, but if the same workbook is opened by another user he will see other information, the rows aren't the same as in my case. Why does this happen ? I would like the second users to see the same information as I do.
The other day I inserted a row in a shared workbook and then saved it. On my screen, the inserted row was visible and was the correct row height of 12.75. My goal was to insert the row so another user sitting next to me could enter information in the new row.
After I saved the workbook, and after the user sitting next to me saved her workbook, the row I inserted should have appeared exactly the same on her screen, but it did not. Instead, the inserted row showed up as a hidden row on her screen. It was there, but the row height was collapsed to the point of invisibility.
I repeated my attempt to insert a row which the other user could edit several times, but each time I got the same result. I could not make the row show up on her screen with a row height of 12.75.
I have a file that has been produced using Statistica software. The file is supposed to have around one million rows, and when exported to Excel the file is about 30 MB. When I open the .xlsx file in Excel 2010 only two pages of data appear. The rows also have weird numbering. The first square of the A column is A1. The second is A3833, the third is A6789, then A8161, then A8162, then A8163, then A8164, then A18070.
The scroll button to the left of the screen is long, as if the document was only two pages long. When the scroll button is click-and-dragged a small beige square appears with a row number. This small square seems to be aware that not all rows are shown as it shows many more rows than are visible to me.
When using 2013 Excel in the Home tab, line 1 is not visible. Using the File tab will show line one, but the Home title bar is unavailable. Toggling back and forth is not efficient. No one in this office has ever seen an Excel program not display a full page under the title bar in the Home tab.
We have a 2007 Excel workbook with the same "watermark" on every sheet. For some reason on 2 pages of the workbook the "watermark" has begun to show up in front of the data on spreadsheet rather than behind data. How do we highlight watermark and place behind data again? Watermark was added through the "Add Header" function originaly and is working fine on all but two worksheets.
A formula I am using is outputting "0" instead of the expected value. Upon evaluating the formula I realized that this was because some of the values - years, in this case - had quotes around them while others did not. Please see the image below for the screenshot of the evaluation.
These values - the years - are being evaluated in the following formula.
Code: =SUM( IF(inventory!$F$3:$R$3=$A3, IF(inventory!$B$4:$B$56=$G$1, IF(inventory!$D$4:$D$56=$G$2, inventory!$F$4:$R$56)))) This formula references the following sheet (an excerpt from that sheet). You can also see the formulas found in the cells causing the problem.
I suspect that the problem is being caused by the output of the formula in these cells. If I simply type in "2011" instead of using the formula in B52:B56, then the first formula in the code section above does not have a problem.
I have a worksheet in which lot of information is entered on a daily basis, so far for the year there are 350 rows which I scroll up and down or autofilter etc to look at older info. I have created a button to make it easy to always return to the cell that I have been working on whether I have scrolled up a few hundred rows or used autofilter. Although I always want to keep autofilter on as it is needed to make other code work. The code I am trying to use is...
I want to sum two cells, doesn't sound that difficult but I want to be able to change one of the cells over time. Hence, if B1 is the total sum cell, and A1 is what I fill in. B1 starts at 0, and if I fill something in in A1, B1 will sum itself and A1 (Unfortunately this gives me a circular reference). So what I'm looking for is some way to use paste special automatically in the formula B1 I guess. It is possible and how?
I have a userform where I have 2 comboboxes. The first combobox shows the the first column (only 1 of each) and the second comboBox shows me the secondary list that correlates to the valuse in the first from column B. Now I have a text box that I am trying to get the value from column C depending on what I have in the first 2 comboboxes. What is the easiest way to do it? This is all in VB since it is a UserForm, and using Vlookup seems to be too many lines if I go that route. Is there a way to use Index and Match in VB where it would be more efficient? I attached just a sample of how the data would be layed out in the Excel sheet.
I want to merge two cells repeatedly, down a row for an entire tab. For instance merge A1 and B1, merge A2 and B2, merge A3 and B3 and so on. I feel like there should be an easy way to do this but I cannot figure out a way other than manually going through each row and do not know how to write the macro. Sadly I have about 500 rows in 10 sheets so doing this manually would be.
I have a situation where I want to copy the first 6 rows of data in a worksheet down 11000 times and right below the previous. I can get it to copy down, but I can't keep the formatting the same, and the formatting is important for when I print. After I get this to copy down the values and format, I'll be inserting pagebreaks every 6th line.
I have the following code right now: Sub PasteDownFormat() Dim x As Long, i As Long x = 11000 If x < 1 Then Exit Sub With Range("a1:l6") For i = 1 To x Cells(i * 6 + 1, 1).Resize(.Rows.Count, .Columns.Count).Value = .Value Next End With End Sub
I have the following information in a cell. I want to get the exchange:ticker which is inside the brackets to be returned (coma delimited). How can I do this? One thing to note here that the number of companies in the cell can vary
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (CATS:BBVA); Banco Santander, S.A. (CATS:SAN); Banesto Banco Espanol de Credito SA (CATS:BTO); Banco Popular Espanol SA (CATS:POP); Caja de Ahorros y Monte de Piedad de Madrid; La Caixa Group, Asset Management Arm
I'm creating a basic form or templateusing Excel 2010 where the user will fill out information (See attached screenshot) I'd like to incorporate two a check boxes, that when ticked, change the display of the second table, either adding, removing or splitting of of the current columns in to two?
Is this, or any variation of, possible using Excel 2010.
I have a peice of code (Below) and instead of going from work sheet 4 to the one in the workbook 2 from the end sheet by sheet running the same bit of code it just loops repeatedly on one sheet??
Sub a()
Dim n As Integer For n = 4 To ThisWorkbook.Sheets.Count - 2 Columns("W:W").Select Selection.Copy Selection.Insert Shift:=xlToRight Columns("L:L").Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft Range("L8:L9").Select Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("L8:W9"), Type:=xlFillMonths Range("L8:W9").Select Application.CutCopyMode = False Next n End Sub
The spreadsheet has over 200K rows and two dozen columns. My job is to:
1. There are two columns, one is called OCR code where we have repeating ID's and other column is called Minutes Count which is basically a number. I have to filter the OCR column for similar OCR codes(values) and then add their time(Minute Count) so that I get total minutes for a specific OCR code. After adding the min I will copy them into a new sheet with the code in one column, total minutes in another and number of repeatitions for that specific OCR code or count number in a separate column. Example:
Now I've to filter 54xg so that I can only see it and its corresponding minutes. Then I will add up all min for 54xg. Then I will count the number of instances a 54xg has been repeated in spreadsheet(here its 2 but it can be in hundreds in my case). Last thing is to transfer all this data to a new sheet. And automatically repeat the process for other OCR codes like 45fk, 23IS etc...
I have a macro called "ResultCopyPaste". When it is run it copies and pastes some results. I have a cell C23 that counts how many more results need to be run, copied and pasted. As each result is copied and pasted the count changes. When the count gets to zero nothing else needs to be done.
I want to create a macro that will repeatedly run the "ResultCopyPaste" macro until C23 shows zero. What is the VBA code? Presumably something to do with repeating the macro if C23>0
In case it's relevant the code for the ResultCopyPaste macro is:
I already have a conditional format which is working OK. I would like to put a formula in the cell so it shows a % so currently it would be 100% as there is 3 cells below showing 3 greens.
Alternativily each colour is worth a value - Green = 1, Amber = 2, Red = 3. So Cell I3 would show 3.
I am trying to create a basic invoice spreadsheet.
On worksheet 1, I have days of the month A4 to A35. Columns B, C, D, E are headed.
Every hour of work I would enter a " 1 " in the correct cell for the day. For example, 1 hour, every segment of the day, I would enter "1" in cells Bx, Cx, Dx and Ex. This continues for the month;
On a 2nd worksheet, this is neatened up, and I have added formulas to work out the cost and type of call;
On the third worksheet, I want to display roughly the same, however when there has been no work on the day (ie the date displays "None" and the adjacent cells show: blank, blank, blank, blank, £0.00), I want it to skip the cell and display the next date which has data to show (ie a date). The data on the adjacent cells needs match with the date (in the same way as physically deleting a 'non worked' whole row).
This then on the invoice worksheet would look neat and display only the days actually worked.
I have a WYSIWYG problem: what I see on the screen is NOT what I get out of the print job.
I commonly have the problem when working with Excel objects (any kind of shape, text box, line, graph) in that the layout looks great on the tab that I created, but when I go into PrintPreview or actually print it out, the shapes don't quite align with what I had built in the tab. Where I thought I had lines joining, the print out shows them crossing at other points. If I then go back to the tab and look at the layout on the regular screen, it looks fine.
This problem can be easily understood if you try to create a triangle by drawing three lines (non-overlapping lines that cross only at the vertices). Note that the lines either prematurely cross, or don't intersect at all when you print it out.
THis problem is even magnified when using the camera function to take a "snapshot" of a graph or other objects. In fact, it has the tendency to even "mess up" the graph's formatting, regarding the arrangement of titles and axes (often making them overlap).
