I need to do this in Excel: - to extract non-empty cells
source range
[blank]
[blank]
Peter
[blank]
Mary
target range
Peter
Mary
[blank]
[blank]
[blank]
(1D, length of source can vary, [blank] cells can be present/absent, horiz/vertical)
I'd like to achieve the above using built-in Excel functions, with or without sorting.
Here find the excel file
My requirement
1) 4 values contains in each row based on the values from those cells the max value will display.
2) if more than 2 cells have empty,NR or NA text means the entire row has to delete.
3) if 2 or more that means 3 cells having values the empty cell,NR or NA cell will place value with the condition of macro that is 75% of other values which is maximum among them.
I am looking to find all visible cells in column E that are blank, and then add ''B'' to those empty cells.
I am using code similar to the below:
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I have a long range of cells (U3:AX3), all of which are empty save one. Is there a way to search through the range of cells, and return the contents of the one cell that contains text?
I would do this with a series of nested IF statements if there weren't more than 30 of them!
I have two columns,
Name
Marks
Amit
45
Ankit
54
Aditya
Arun
Ayush
43
Amar
Akas
32
Akshay
21
I want to extract first data from column Name where in the data corresponding to it in Column Marks is blank, and if that is filled, i want the next data to be shown automatically
Is it possible to make a cell "really" blank/empty based on an If statement? For instance:
=if(a1>10,a1,"")
Has a value_if_false of "". But Excel interprets this a bit differently than a cell that never had anything typed into it.
So if you have a column full of this formula copied down, and hit <control+down arrow>, you will go straight to the bottom and skip over all rows. Whereas if you have a column with values and empty cells alternating and hit <control+down arrow>, you will only skip the empty cells and go to the next value. Excel treats the conditionally empty cells as if they have a value, when it comes to this type of navigation. This holds even if you copy and paste "Values" for the cells over the formulas.
Is there any way to tell Excel to make the cells truly empty?
How I can look up non empty cells as shown in the below tables by use of a formula (I guess shifting data to the left without any empty cells between the data)?
Data as shown in present worksheet.
A
B
C
D
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I need to write a macro which checks cells in one column and if the cell is empty it deletes the whole row (which contains the cell).
I tried this code but it doesn't delete all rows with empty cells:
I have a recordset that I get from Access and dump it onto an Excel spreadsheet. Many cells look empty but when I run a macro that depends on if these cells are empty it considers them not to be empty. Does anyone know what Access is putting in these empty cells?
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Do you got a fast method to make all the empty cells blank?
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I have posted a link to an image which shows what I want. I hope I've explained it well enough!
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/6239/excelspfk0.jpg
I am trying to lock the unused cells in 32, 2 column by 7 row named ranges, based on whether or not two cells, above each range are equal or less than each other. In other words while one of the cells is less than or equal to the second cell all cells in the range below should be unlocked, as soon as that condition is no longer true the blank cells need to be locked.
I am trying to use this in the Workbook_Sheetcalculate so that the macro will run automatically.
I would like a macro that when run, finds empty cells in a column within the used range and fills them with the same formula in the other cells in the same column but relative to the row.
I have a basic understanding of VBA so if someone can set me on the right track i'll have a go myself as i appreciate this would take a while to write out from scratch.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI've run into a problem detecting empty cells. I'd like to search down a column of numbers and count the cells that contain numbers and ignore the cells that are empty. If the cells were made empty of their data by manually using the delete key before hand then my macro works fine. The problem is if the cells were manually made empty using the space bar to clear their contents.. then the macro seems unable to detect them as empty.
I have tried "", IsEmpty, and a few other things and nothing detects the cell as empty unless the delete key is used rather than the space bar. For this macro I really need the user to be able to clear values beforehand using the space bar, and to have those cleared cells be detected as empty cells.
I want to add across columns, which is not so difficult but I have to "ignore" the blank cells because of the way my formula works.
I'm not sure of the correct mathematical term for the addition I have to do but here is my example:
in this row are the values
1 2 3 4 5
In the row below I want to add the numbers so the result is
1 3 6 10 15
basically, a cell is always adding itself to the result of the sum from the previous cells. This formula I can handle, (=A2+B1 then autofill the results by dragging the formula across the empty cells) but when there are blank cells between values I get the error message! value. How can I write a formula which will ignore the empty cells?
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View 8 Replies View RelatedI have this calculation which works fine if all cells have a value. But it will happen that cells in the range are empty.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(1*LEFT('Courses input'!C4:D6,1)-C3<=0), --(1*MID('Courses input'!C4:D6,3,1)>=2))/E3
What can i do to exclude empty cells in the range from calculation?
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How can I paste these 9 formula's to all rows below?
I need to start from its most basic so i can see what the macro is doing & then adapt.
See attachment.
This will take the form of a button to be clicked on in sheet1.
Sheet1 is my input sheet, sheet2 is my history sheet.
I want to copy the cell range B4:F9 in sheet1 into sheet2 - starting from cell C3.
Next time i click the button, copy the cell range B4:F9 sheet1 into sheet2 again, but underneath the data already there in sheet2
Each time i click the button it just keeps adding the data in sheet1 into sheet2, to form a history.
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=IF(J4="","",IF(N4="","",IF(S4="","",IF(AB4="","",IF(AF4="","",SUM(J4,N4,S4,AF4))))))
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:{=MAX(IF(Session!G:G=Program!A2,Session!D:D))}.
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"Program!A2" = the unique program name on the Program worksheet.
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I have a bunch of "empty" cells. They only look empty visually. In fact, they contain something, because they are preventing some formulas from working. How do I cleanse them and make them truly empty without disturbing the contents of the other cells containing real data.
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