I have a list of numbers like this.
0,0,0,12,3,1,6,9
I need to find the first greater than zero number and then add up that number and the following two numbers. In the case above the answer would be 16.
I want to find greater date among two.
I tried
=If(a1 < B5,1,0)
But problem is my date in B5 itself comes from other formula.
=right(X1,9)
I have a value in E12, and i need a formula that looks at the value and if it is equal to or greater than 5, then the output should be E12 x 500 +1000, but if the value in E12 is greater than 5, then the output needs to add the original 5 x $500 and now include all greater than 5 to be x by $250 + 1000. I got this far, but if the value is greater than 5, i don't get the original 5 * 500 that i also need.
=IF(E12<=5,(1000+500*E12),IF(E12>5,(1000+250*E12)))
I want to count the times that a value in one column has a value of one greater than the value of the corresponding cell in another column.
(For example, A1=1 and B1=2, A2=1 and B2=2, etc.)
I've tried =COUNTIFS(A1:A180, (B1:B180)+1) and =COUNTIFS(A1:A180, "="&(B1:B180)+1) with no luck.
(It gives me a value of zero, but I can tell just by looking at the numbers that there should be at least a few times when this event occurs.)
My data has a bunch of near 0 figures followed by values I actually need followed by more irrelevant 0's than once again followed by values I need and again irrelevant 0's. Looks like
0.1
0.12
3.2
3.4
0.1
0.3
4.5
4.2
0.3
0.11
but with many more rows and numbers. I'm graphing the start and end values before/after zero's.
The first block of numbers I figured out using
=MATCH(TRUE,INDEX($C8:$C150>1,0),0)+7 I then index from that given row.
The span of relevant values I'm looking for constantly changes, so once my numbers deviate too much I stop, using another index formula.
Now for finding my beginning and end points for the next block of data I've combined using VBA with excel formulas. I can't quite figure this part out. I've created Variables for ranges and then used them to find max and min Values.
Public Sub RunCurrent()
'
' RunCurrent Macro
Dim upEnd As Integer
Dim dnStart As Integer
Dim dnEnd As Integer
[Code] ........
how I could search for any number great then (x) and replace it a letter
For example I have an excel table with a series of weights.
lbs
6001
4560
6789
2000
5656
8879
1243
I like to replace any number greater or equal to 6001 lbs with the letters SS.
Example:
lbs
SS
4560
SS
2000
5656
SS
1243
Then I'd like do the same thing again but this time replace any number less
then or equal to 6000 lbs with the letters SS-LL .
Example
lbs
SS
SS-LL
SS
SS-LL
SS-LL
SS
SS-LL
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I've tried a formula I found elsewhere:
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Need to sum that won't work.
i'm using:
A B C
00:00 07:00 =if(A1>0,B1,"N/A")
07:00 04:00 =if(A2>0,B2,"N/A")
00:00 07:50 =if(A3>0,B3,"N/A")
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This doesnt seem to work though using time formats. Column C just brings through Column B no matter what is in Column A. I've attatched an example below.
I am trying to create a formula that will automatically calculate greater than or less than and then add x or y depending.
I am shipping some items and we can fit 100 or less in a small box that weighs 3oz and 100+ in a bigger box that weighs 6 oz.
I want the formula to look at the quantity and determine if the quantity is 100 or less it should add 3 and if greater than 100 then add six.
I tried tons of google searches but can't seem to figure it out. This is the first forum I could find that I figured might be able to help.
I have been doing this all by hand in multiple columns...
Here is my code as it is right now (With the correct range, and yes its a messy range :
[Code] ......
That is my range and thats the range I have to use (The stats are spread out in those rows. How I can get this to disregard 0's? Right now it seems to fail on the third rangevalue (For example in the range above it fails and highlights Y88), but if i remove that value it does the same on the next one instead, always the third.
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I have a list of dates B2:B248. All the cells have been formatted to date type dd/mm/yyyy.
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I thought a COUNTIF function would work! I've tried DATE, DATEVALUE etc.
I can work with the dates ie B2 (which would have 23/08/2007)-1 comes out as 22/08/2007. However when I try if(B2<B3,"lower","higher") it gives me a false reading - even when B2 is earlier than B3.
How can I check if my list of dates is earlier than a specified date?
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I have a huge sheet with data. I want to fix all values exceeding e.g. 2000 to 2000.
for instance:
400 --> 400
1600 --> 1600
2300 --> 2000
700 --> 700
3100 --> 2000
etc.
I have this formula to tell me how many times in a given column the value is greater than zero:
=COUNTIF('Data Entry'!AY3:AY117, ">0")
But I also need to know how many times the value in AY3:AY117 is greater than zero PLUS how many times the value in AZ3:AZ117 is also greater than zero
I've scoured this wonderful website and have got as far as:
=SUM(IF('Data Entry'!AY3:AY117,"> 0"+SUM(IF(AZ3:AZ117,"> 0"))))
but I'm clearly still way off.
Here is my formula.
=If(Sheet1!J5=$J$4,0,(Sheet1!$J$4-Sheet1!J5)*Sheet1!$J$1)
It is perfect, except it doesn't have one final step. What I need it to do
is be able to do that ONLY if it is greater than or less than by a specified
amount. So there needs to be a modification of ... Sheet!J5<> (but by 100 or
any other number that I set) $J$4,...