I analyze logged data that often contain ZEROS in column L, always starting on row 35. That's bad data. The first row with good data contains the number 700 in column L, but this row number is unpredictable.
How to make a VBA code to exclude the rows that contain the number 0 in column L, searching between cell L35 (including) all the way to the first row containing the number 700?
I need to limit the range to be scanned for ZEROS because sometimes there are valid ZEROS in column L, but those would be in rows below the rows contain 700 in column L.
excluding zeros and for excluding hidden rows, but can't seem to find a way to do both at the same time, which is what I need to do.
My company has projects that come and go (and are hidden when they are gone) and at times, those projects return 0s because we do not work on them for a short period... so, when I average a column, I need to exclude both situations.
Names Quarters Nickels Dimes Pennies Record exc 0s
John 0 1 2 3
[Code] ........
In my table above, I would like to use the countif formula to count records based on the person, but I don't want the count to include values if the sum of quarters, nickels, dimes, AND pennies equal 0.
I have 16 columns in a single row that I am trying to apply to an array formula. That works, but I need to exclude all cells with the number "0" from the array range. I think I can do this myself in VBA but I don't want to run a macro every time something changes. Is it possible to do this in excel?
{=10*log(10^(A1:A16/10))}
It is possible that A1:A4 is a non-zero range and A12:16 may be a non-zero range. (Zeros will always be grouped in 4s)
I use a SQL query to export a subset of data from our server. After manipulating the received data I need to Average one column that has been sorted into a number of blocks consisting of variable numbers of rows and post the result to the ajacent cell. I have tried the Countif worksheet function but am unable to resove the syntax problem.
Sub SumBlock() Dim First_Row As Long Dim Last_Row As Long Dim iTotalRows As Long Dim iCount As Long iTotalRows = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row First_Row = 2 Do While Last_Row < iTotalRows - 1 Last_Row = ActiveSheet.Range("j" & First_Row).End(xlDown).Row iCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range("J" & First_Row), ("J " & Last_Row), ">0") ActiveSheet.Range("K" & Last_Row + 1).Formula = "=Sum(J" & First_Row & ":J" & Last_Row & ")/iCount" First_Row = Last_Row + 2 Loop End Sub
I have a worksheet that I want to export to a csv file. However, there are multiple rows that I want excluded in the export. These lines are recognized by the word "No" in column E. Is this possible?
I am using Excel 07 with Vista, and creating a spreadsheet in which users will be inputting a record into every row.
There is a row that requires a number to be entered, where some of the numbers will begin with 0 or 00 or even 0000. I want to make sure no-one incorrectly enters a letter, however with data validation set to whole numbers, it formats the cell to change an entry of "005667" into just "5667". There is no set length for the field.
The only way to have "005667" is the change the column to text, but then obviously that defeats the whole purpose!
I've got data for different regions of our company. For this example, what I need to do is count the number of jobs in the "South Atlantic" region (Column T) that are NOT "Wal-Mart Stores, Inc" jobs. In order to do this, I put a "1" in Column F so that the formula would have something to sum:
The problem is that some job numbers, which are located in Column G, are duplicated. As a result, this number is higher than it should be.
So what I need to do is only count each job number once. How do I do that? Is there a way to modify the existing formula? Or do I need something completely different?
I am asking if it is possible to delete filtered rows? With code. What I mean is after setting a filter, then deleting all shown rows except row 1, (Titles) I did a search but nobody seams to have asked this yet, so recorded it, but that did not seam to enlighten me much either. Or is this the wrong approach, should I delete using a loop, using the filtered criteria as to say delete row, or move on to the next row?, this would be far more time consuming as when all can be deleted at once if possible of corse.
I am trying to get a list of all names found in a column but exclude duplicates... I know this can be done in a pivot table but I need the names in a drop down box... if I use the pivot table as the source it will pick up "Grand Total" as a name.
The number of people can increase from week to week...
I have a SUMIFS function written that reads where some of my budget is coming from. I track several different departments but am only responsible for some of the departments' budgets. So i need to exclude two of the departments when the SUMIFS is reading the other parameters from my list.
From the example i attached, how would i go about writing the formula in I3 to skip the Cost if it comes from Dep 2 and Dep 4?
I have a workbook wherein data are coming from other sheet ie from "Data" sheet to "statement" sheet. I want to print the second sheet named "Statements" -
1. Do not print the rows having zero value ie hide them during print, applicable to all records.
2. Print the records continuously one by one in separate single A4 size paper on running the code.
A sample workbook is attached for ready testing purpose.
In case more clarification needed, do let me know.
I have been working on this simple macros for about about 2 hours now. Everytime i run the program it apparently stays running indefinitely. Can someone tell me whats wrong with this macros or maybe a better way to do it. I am trying to delete entire rows that have a value of "0" in a column (t).
' Delete unused functions
r = 5 'starting row Do If Sheet3. Cells(r, i) = "0" Then Sheet3.Cells(r, 1).EntireRow.Delete ' delete for "0" values r = r + 1 End If Loop Until r = 31 ' loop until this row
I have a daily worksheet that will always have 9 columns. The end of the data contains some rows that contain all zeros. The number of rows will vary from day to day. Is there a way to specify that "if the cells in columns A:I contain a zero, delete the entire row"?
Column A contains numbers 0, 2, 0, 0, 5, 6, 0, 8 (in cells A1 - A8 respectively) Can I write a formula to make column B contain only the non-zero numbers (2, 5, 6, 8 in cells B1 - B4 respectively)?
I have values in column D & K. Now i want to hide the rows with Zero's if they are in both D & K. Now if there is a Value in K and a Zero in D i don't want to hide that row.
Could someone please help if this is possible. I attached the code below for hiding lines according to one column:
with the data in the attached sheet, I create several different pivot tables that need show the count of the information in the columns M:DU. My issue is that the data is sent to me from a third party and the columns contain zeros that cause the counts to inflate.
What I would like to be able to do is run a macro that will search out any zeros in M:DU and replace them with a blank cell.
Unfortunately the number of rows increases with every monthly reporting cycle so the macro would need to be able to accommodate for that.
I need a formula to count the zero's from a column and to put the value next to the 1 and when another 1 appears after a 1, it has to show 0, like in the example bellow.
I am looking for a way to ensure that all the leading zeros in one column are present without having to format the column cell be cell. Is this possible?
I have a list of dates in column A (sequential from low to high). I have corresponding rainfall data in column S.
I am trying to find the longest run of 0's in the rainfall data and return the start and end dates. It would be great if i could tell it (in cell C8) to find the longest run below this number. ie: i say i want to find the longest run of numbers below 5.
I've worked on this one way to long and thought I'd ask here now.
Column A Column B A 1 A 0 A 0 B Blank Cell B 0 B Blank Cell B 0 B 0
I have a third cell that I would like to count how many zeros in Column B there are that correspond to the letter B in Column A. Blank cells cannot be counted. This answer should be 3.
I’ve created a formula for this statistic and I’m happy with the results. Because I’m working with formulas, my only problem is the unwanted zeros. How do I hide zeros that show up automatically (i.e. #3 [blank] and Nov 09-June 10)? I can hide the numbers, but if I enter a zero to one of my future statistics it will not appear and I don’t want that to happen. Is there a way to hide those automatic zeros without affecting my real zeros?
So if I have this data in a column you notice they have different length. Now I want my macro to add leading zeros until the length of all occurrences is 4.
I know for numbers you can do a range.numberformat = "0000".
But this won't work for B74 because (obviously) it will not be recognized as a number.
I know in a formula you can do it with the command TEXT. However I do not want to create extra columns I want something to alter it in place just like the numberformat does but then for numbers and text.
I have a column of about 13,000 10 digit numbers. I need to add four zero to the beginning of each row of numbers so I can make it 14 digit numbers. Is there a way to do this without cutting and pasting four zero's for each row of numbers.
