I know you can take a number from one cell and combine it with number from another cell and make it one number. What I need to do is the reverse. Take a two digit number in a cell and separate it into single digits in two cells. If you have the number 50 in a cell, then is there a formula that will take the 5 and put it in cell and take the 0 and put it in the cell beside it?
I need a way to display all 8 digit numbers that have the digits 1-8 in them. (ie. 12345678 but NOT 12345679 OR 12345677) Also If I could somehow divide by 13 then check for whole numbers
I have a large file with cells filled with text (converted from a database, imported into Excel). The text is in rows of column A and always contains a 16 digit number, which is what I need. I am able to clean up this text and show only this number, but then Excel shows the last digit as a '0'.
An example of the text I need to filter the 16-digit number from: GIRO 6838657 K MAHMODBETALINGSKENM. 7062542158461684 STORNOADMINISTRATIEVE REDEN 1 ZIE DE TOEGEZONDEN KENNISGEVINGVAN VERHAAL OF CJIC.NL/VZD
I've altered some of the information in here so this is fake. The text is messy but all I need is the number.
This is the macro I use to clean up the text and leave only the 16 digit number:
Sub CleanUp Dim e As Variant With CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
[Code].....
It sort of works, but when I run it, I get this number as a result: 7062542158461680 (last digit is changed into a zero).
I've been trying to insert this line into the macro but it doesn't work: Columns("A:A").NumberFormat = "@"
How do I change the outcome of this macro into the actual number?
If this is impossible to do, I can also manage if there is a way to filter only the last 9 digits from the 16 digit number. I can work with that, too.
I have 4 and 5 digit numbers. For the 4 digit numbers, I want to be able to distinguish between the numbers by the last digit. For the 5 digit numbers, I want to be able to distinguish between the numbers by the last two digits.
Example: For 4 digit numbers, I would like to do something with all numbers ending in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. For 5 digit numbers, I would like to do something with numbers ending in 10, 11, 12, 20, 21, etc.
The first step in being able to do this, I guess is distiguishing between 4 and 5 digit numbers, which I know can be done by the number lenght. However, the second part of looking at the last digit or the two last digits I don't know how to do.
The values in columns b:d range from 000-999. I need a formula that will count the number of digits in B:D that match the 3 values in H1 without counting a digit twice. The existing formula counts a digit twice, like the value in H4.
given the number set how many times does the number 5 show up in the 4th digit. I know its 3 but for the data size I need to run it on, it is impossible to count.
What function would count how many times a certain number shows up in the same spot?
I'm looking for a formula that may automatically convert date into single digit e.g today is Jan 03, 2012 & after adding (1+0+3+2+0+1+2) it will come out 9 ....
I am triying to write a formula adding two digit in the same cell and return the sum as a single digit as shown below. but not sure how to go about doing it. would appreciate any kind souls to help out.
C5 D5 E5 F5H5I5J5K529121958 D8 F8 H8 J8 2 3 1 4Let's say if 2+9 = 11, than I wan to break 11 into 1+1 = 2, how can I get it done?examplecell D8 is the sum of cell C5 and D5 which is 2+9 = 11. than 11 is further break down into 1+1 = 2cell F8 is the sum of cell E5 and F5 which is 1+2 = 3.Likewise for cell H8 is the sum of cell H5 and I5 which is 1+9 = 10. than 10 is further break down into 1+ 0 =1cell J8 is the sum of cell J5 and K5 which is 5+8 = 13, than 13 is futher break down into 1+ 3 = 4.
I have in my cell a number, namely, 5260007005020024100055040300004110000000
What I would like to do is extract a set of digits from it,
Starting from the second 2, and shown here in the dots. I need all of the numbers in a separate cell, "52600070050200 .24100055.. 040300004110000000"
Hope this is clear. bearing in mind the number will remain as one so I would need to start at 14 then using LEN or something I'm not sure, extract the following 8 into another cell.
In row G, I have a wide range of values from -3000 up to 2500.
These values are generated from a formula. =A5-B5.
I need a script that will scan row G between G5:G500 and give them a letter value.
Convert anything less than 0 to an A Convert anything equal to 0 or equal to 1 to a B Convert anything between 2 and 7 to a C Convert anything greater than 7 to a D
It can place the new categorized letter value over the original formula in row G or put the letter value right next to it in H.
Standard bar chart. They want our company to always be Yellow. This is a industry standard. Our columns (the bar) needs to be Yellow. As new companies are added to the series, it might change locations in the order. For now, the location is 9th.
Can use formula or use VBA. Can't seem to find a way using the Excel interface to do this.
Everything before the first underscore can be ignored, the keycodes are after the underscore. If there are two underscores (__) there are no keycodes for that product. The next underscore after the keycodes represents product categories and can be ignored. Is it possible to break individual keycodes into their own columns?
For example, 1304DP_CVDA2_CC_ would become:
1304DP_CVDA2_CC | C | V | D | A2
I have individual letter keycodes for the entire alphabet range A - Z, and one oddball A2.
I have the following working great, but would like to see it refine a little, as the data vlookup is 6 digits, but i only needs the last 4 digits is enough for me to work, my question is how do i go about adding that to the following function i have implemented and working fine.
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(B4,' cmfs01home$peter[tracker data 4-25-14-a.xlsx]ControlSheet'!$B$2:$F$301,4,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(B4,' cmfs01home$peter[tracker data 4-25-14-a.xlsx]ControlSheet'!$B$2:$F$301,4,FALSE)
There are about 15 cells with formulas similar to this. They are calculating a value for a row and at the end all of them should add up should equal C101.
The problem is the value that formula returns has to be two digits and I know it almost never is. But it ALWAYS equils C101. However because it only shows two digits somtimes if you manulally add up the value that you see it does not its off by +/-.01.
I need to fix it so that it does equal C101 AND if you were to add up the digits (with 2 decimal places) it will also equil C101.
In A1, I've got a time for an event expressed in military time without colons, like 1130.
In B1, I've got two more times expressed the same way, like 1230-1300. These are the time the event was actually began and ended.
I've separated these two times into four different columns, the first two (C1 and D1) containing the raw numbers 1230 and 1330, and the second two (E1 and F1) containing those numbers formatted as times (12:30 and 13:00) via the TEXT function =TEXT(C1,"00:00")
Getting the difference between these two times (expressed in minutes) is not difficult. What is proving to be difficult (however simple it seems) is checking to see if C1 (time event began) is within an hour of A1 (time event was scheduled.) I was able to get this to work with times not involving 0000 or having, say, 0130 as an event time and 2300 as the time the event was started, but those two cases (switching 0000 to 2400, and moving between "days") is causing a hangup. Checking if A1
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...
How to calculate a check digit in excel. The details to calculate this are as follows:
All variables in the calculation are positive integers.
We take each integer of the pro number and multiply it by a value and sum them to get a total.
An Example: 8 Digit Pro Number: 66988757 Pro Number: 6 6 9 8 8 7 5 7 Position in the Pro Number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Multiply each digit in the pro number by (10-position) in the number, to achieve a sum.
Using our example pro again: 6*(10-1) + 6*(10-2) + 9*(10-3) + 8*(10-4) + 8*(10-5) + 7*(10-6) + 5*(10-7) + 7*(10-8) 6*9 + 6*8 + 9*7 + 8*6 + 8*5 + 7*4 + 5*3 + 7*2 54+ 48+ 63+48+40+28+15+14 = 310 Take the Sum of the previous calculation and divide it by 11 310/11 = 28
(Actually, it's 28.181818, but since we're working with integers, we truncate everything behind the decimal).
Figure a remainder by multiplying the quotient by 11 and subtracting from the sum. Remainder = 310 - (28*11) ---> Remainder = 310 - 308 ----> Remainder = 2 Check Digit = 11- Remainder Check Digit = 11 - 2 ---> Check Digit = 9 Note: if the check digit is 10 or 11, need to subtract 10 from the Check Digit.
During work this thing stuck me that i have a column A1 an amount like 12345663..now what i want in column B1 the same amount but except first 3 digits..for example instead of 12345663 i want only 45663 in column b..
