I'm trying to copy an ELOOKUP formula down a column in a sheet. The formula is losing part of the table array when I carry it down and returning an N/A error. Interestingly, it will work when I copy it across a row.
I'm having some trouble trying to get excel to input a formula into a cell. I'm still a novice at VBA right now, so I don't think my problem will be too much of a brain buster.
I want a formula in Cell A6 (and I already know it correctly works) in this format: =E6&VLOOKUP(I6,'FA-Fund Data'!B$1:C$2000,2,FALSE)&J6
I'm trying to write a macro that will insert a excel formula into a specific cell. When I try to run the macro I receive a compile/ syntax error. I don't understand why as the formula works in excel. Here is the code (formula only)
i am trying to collect data that is true to 2 criteria from sheets in a workbook the formula i am trying is =SUMIFS("Week"&ROW(1:1)&"!F436:L436","Week"&ROW(1:1)&"!F6:L6","=9001","Week"&ROW(1:1)&"!F7:L7","=230 108000").
why I am getting a #Value! error with this formula? When the code highlighted in red is not included then the formula works just fine! But as soon as I add the (red) code I get the #Value! error.
I have a formula that averages a range of cells. This works fine as long as one of the cells has a value. But when there are no entries yet in the cells to be averaged, I get "# DIV/0!". I really don't want to wait until there is a value in a cell before I enter the formula. I would like for the formula to be waiting for the data, but without the error message. Here's the formula as it is now "= SUM(B11:F11)/COUNTIF(B11:F11,">0")"
How can I modify this to check for null values and leave the cell with the formula blank until there's data to work with? I've attached an image of the spreadsheet so you can see what I'm trying to do.
I have been using eomonth() formula quite well but recently i have not been able to use it and get # NAME? error. i have not made any changes to the options; is it any add-in that i am missing.
I'm building a master data spreadsheet to hold all of our data for the next fiscal year. There are about 300 data elements divided by month (our fiscal year is July-June). The intention is to go in monthly and enter data. How do I create the formulas and then copy them across the rows without getting the #VALUE! error or #DIV/0! error since I don't have data in the columns yet? Ideally, I'd like the formulas to live in the background and have the cells blank until I enter data for the particular month.
If it matters all my formulas are something similar to =IF(B4 = " ", " ", B4) or =IF(B4 = " ", " ", B4/B5)
I have the formula Networkdays(A4,F4-1,L2:L10) and it works fine apart from if i enter the same date in cells A4 and F4 ie the work was processed on the same day the formula calculates a value of -2 when I would like it to be 0 Also if the cells are blank as the data has not been completed yet it comes up with a #NUM! error.
Sub FillDownFormula() Dim LR As Long LR = Range("J" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row Range("A1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("A1:A" & LR) End Sub
to copy down a formula down column A where the number of rows varies from file to file. The problem that I'm having is that when I run it the cells come up with the #VALUE! error. When I click on the cells the correct formula displays in the formula bar and if I double click on the cells and hit enter then it works. I thought that maybe the problem was that the formula in A1 has text (column header) and rest of A has numbers but that didn't seem to be the issue.
I'm looking to write a nested IF formula which will be dependant on certain cells that have errors in them (because those error cells have a formula in them which can't formulate becuase the numbers needed for that formula haven't been entered yet).
For example.
Cell A1=#DIV/0!. Cell B1=5.
In cell C1 I want to calculate the average between A1 & B1, but there is an error in A1.
I'm trying to figure out how to make a formula which ignores an error and gives me the value in the cell which doesn't have an error. But I also need it to calculate the average if both cells have a value in it.
However when I try and enter the exact same formula through VBA using, I get "Run-time error 1004: Application defined or object defined error". I don't see why the formula will work when I enter it directly into Excel but it won't enter the formula through VBA.
I am have these values based on dates from 1st till 31st and each value is in the alternate cell on the worksheet. For example, value for the 1st is in Cell A1 and the value for 2nd is in cell C1 and so on.
I need to sum all these values for different dates. I am using the sum() and it gives me an error like "too many arguments in the formula".
Do I need to do something else or apply a different formula? Maybe a UDF or a macro?
I have a formula which works (to the extent that it returns a value), but if I try to use the Evaluate Formula function, it fails at the first step, returning the "=name?" error. The formula does contain a number of named ranges, but these do not appear to affect it's function.
I am trying to do an average of quartely results (2008 results) and because certain quarters can have no data present then my quarter shows 0%. But if i do a simple average of all Qs then the 0% affects my overall year to date. I need to keep the 0% because it may be a legit value. So i've devised a way to is if we actually have something in the cell (using isblank). So i test with isblank and if something is present then i use the Quartely value. It could be 50% or it can be 0%.
I would like to incorporate the snapshot but i can't because i do not have access to uploading a picture. If any of you wish i could email the pictures. When i test out my formula in different cells its works but when i combine them all together i get #VALUE! error.
In the example the error comes from the Q3 which test out and should give "" but when its added to the formula i gert #VALUE!. Shouldn't the average function disregard "" cells?
My formula is: =average((if(and(isblank(F33),isblank(J33),isblank(N33))," ",R33)),(if(and(isblank(T33),isblank(X33),isblank(AB33)),"",AF33)),(if(and(isblank(AH33),isblank(AL33),isblank(AP33)),"",AT33)),(if(and(isblank(AV33),isblank(AZ33),isblank(BD33)),"",BH33)))
Maybe my logic is flawed or there is a better way to do it. Either way i would like your opinion on it.
And I want to show this data in a table, where I have the years 2008, 2007, ... in cells A1:A10 and the formulas =INDIRECT("rate"&A1), =INDIRECT("rate"&A2), ... in cells B1:B10.
For some reason, I am getting nothing but #VALUE! errors in my indirect formulas. In fact, even if I take out the indirect and just have ="rate"&A1, ="rate"&A2, etc., I still get the errors. It seems like the problem is with the & operator. This only seems to be a problem in this certain workbook; I am able to get the desired results if I open a new workbook.
when using the following forula as below; =INDIRECT(INDEX($B$37:$B$62,$B$3)&"!"&ADDRESS(ROW(D6),COLUMN(D6))). centain cells come up with #REF! and or #VALUE!
It appears my formula = lookup(B1, {"April","August","December","February","January","July","June","March","May","November","October","September"},{"04_","08_","12_","02_","01_","07_",06_","03_","05_","11_","10_","09_"}) is not complete with the last parenthesis and I cannot exit the cell with the formula as is above. It looks right to me, what am I missing?
Below is a formula that I am attempting to modify:
From this: =IFERROR(IF(A8<MIN(A$8:A$30)+365*5+1,(IF(AND(A8>=$E$4,A8<=$E$5),1,0)*B8*(MAX(C8,D8)/365)+B8),(IF(AND(A8>=$E$4,A8<=$E$5),1,0)*B8*(D8/365)+B8)),"")
To this: =IFERROR(IF(A8<MIN(A$8:A$30)+365*5+1,B8*(MAX(C8,D8)/365)+B8),B8*(D8/365)+B8)),"")
Need a formula which will allow an error message to pop up in a cell if more than 16 Characters are entered into another cell?
However, I cant put an actual limit on the characters for this cell as if another cell is populated with anything other than bacs then it can allow more than 16. Therefore my formula needs to state something like :
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with this formula in Excel 2003. I figured out how to do it in Excel 2007 using the SUMIFS statement, but alas Excel 2003 won't take a SUMIFS statement.
I have data in a column, J of Worksheet B that I need to add based on 2 conditions. The first conditions are in cells AJ6 to 8 on Worksheet A. The second condition must be matched from Column A of Worksheet B to the same condition in Column F on Worksheet A.
I need to write a formula but excel shows an error message "Formula Too Long." There are two long strings of the formula that I repeat several times. Is there any way to put these strings in other cells and reference them within the formula? Each of the strings looks very similar to this:
when I register the formula in the macro they work perfectly, when I run I receive this message, really do not know why I thought maybe I should substitute something but really is too complex for me to go inside that.
