i am trying to isolate everthing after the last dash, now i did the same with the first dash using left, i tried to do the same using Right to get "155", but it gives me incorrect result,
Sheet1 ABC887878-1554-155 87878987878-1554-155 554-155Spreadsheet FormulasCellFormulaC8=LEFT(A8,FIND("-",A8)-1)C9=RIGHT(A9,FIND("-",A9)+1) Excel tables to the web >> Excel Jeanie HTML 4
Currently in Column B for all the rows I have a basic math formula which adds the last three entries for that row and divides them by 3. Currently, I constantly am needing to readjust the formula to include the correct columns for each row every time a new column entry is added. I am looking to set it up so it automatically sets the formula to read the last 3 entries without having to manually adjust the formula to D+E+F= to E+F+G= ect... when a new entry is added.
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In my range there are 6 entries and only 4 email ids. Now I'm getting output 6 but I want it 4 ignoring 2 dash signs.
I need a formula that will extract only the text between the 1st and 2nd dash in a cell. Example:
10466193-1909457-
10648145-3026718-t526363536m
This formula would return only the following:
1909457
3026718
I have a Name column where I want to isolate the beginning digits. Here are some examples:
23-21345-text123text-date
1-34513-abcdefg1-feb13-feb13
100-13532-textabcd-mar13-mar13
I want to create a new column that only contains the numbers at the beginning. So using the above examples, I would only want:
23-21345
1-34513
100-13532
Before the dash, it is always between 1 to 3 digits long. After the dash, it's always a 5 digit code.
I have a list of data in which it will ALWAYS have the following set up:
S-CustomerName-####
"S-" and "-####" will always remain the same - however, the customer name may be 2 digits or 20 digits - or anything inbetween.
I'm looking for a formula that will allow me to isolate the Customer name
I've attached a sample list of my data.
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This takes really long and I'm sure there's a faster way to do this that I haven't thought of. All in all, I'm looking for something that will ONLY keep the subtotal rows, and will fill down the data to them while removing any non-subtotal rows.
Finding last empty cell on a column and inserting, copy paste the last non empty column. Now, I do have same problem again but this time I have to copy the last 3 non empty columns and paste it on 3 inserted column. Here is the piece of successful code with my previous problem.
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How do I isolate "FOCUS" in the following string
FORD FOCUS TOYOTA CORROLA
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The problem is that not all Databases use exactly the same format of code, they will however always have the following:
xx-xx-xx-xx ---> ie. a string of four numbers each seperated by a Dash.
This string sometimes will appear after a text name of varying length. With this in mind I would like to parse the four numbers into four different columns.
Things I've tried with some success:
Using the "Right" function to break off the location code off the end of the entire name, and then using the ".parse" command in VB to seperate the numbers at given intervals.
This is great for certain purposes however because the four numbers are not always 2 digits, and the ".parse" command cuts at given intervals it is hard to accurately parse an entire set of data.
Some examples of location Codes are given below:
9-23-78-11
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I am a relatively light Excel user. I mainly use it when working with the .dbf files that make-up GIS shapefiles.
My problem at hand: How can I compare/isolate the rows from spreadsheet #1 to #2 to determine which rows are unique to spreadsheet #1?
What I'm doing: I have a spreadsheet of addresses which I joined to our parcels shapefile to select those parcels. I am trying to determine the success rate of my join operation by isolating the rows which weren't joined. This would be determined by highlighting which rows from spreadsheet #1 aren't in #2.
How can I set up my sheets so that the background and grid are isolated, in other words only the background, the grid, and my data shows on the sheet, the rest will be blacked out. I need to email only the certain area of the worksheets.
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I have four variables :
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But for some reason, when I run the code...
Code:
With wsDataSheet
.AutoFilterMode = False
.Range(rgAllRange.Address).AutoFilter Field:=inValueDateColumn, Criteria1:=dtDate
End With
The autofilter finds no matches??
Very puzzled as I've gone to great lengths to ensure the date formats are consistent.
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The formula I thought to usein B2 was =Right(A2,11) to give me the 3 next to Afghanistan in the ELICOS Column (B2) , but this gives me all the numbers
Question is How do I seperate each number so each one sits in the right column??
ELICOS
Schools
VET
Higher Education
Postgraduate Research
Non Award
AusAID/Defence
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I have a cell in F2 that looks like this...
513 BLUE RIDGE
Kansas City, MO
(39.104810141000485, -94.47983043799968)
I need to isolate the coordinates in separate cells. IE "39.10481014000485" in cell J2 & "-94.47983043999968" in cell K2. The problem is that some of the cells don't have 14 numbers behind the decimal, and my formula will sometimes grab either the comma ( "," ) or the end parenthesis ( ")" ). Is there a formula I can use to isolate the two coordinate plots?
The good thing is every cell is formatted exactly like this. I had been using a formula that looks like this.
=MID(F2,FIND("(",F2)+1,18)
I think it's close. I just cant figure out how to tell the formula to stop at the first comma, and to stop at the end parenthesis for the second set of coordinates.
The problem I have is I have a cell that says "170.51CR" and I want to extract the number (to perform an operation) without changing the cell.
The reason why is that data is from a website which updates so I can't adjust it.
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In column A, one cell contains "USLH : N NAD: # of Claims: 112".
In B1 I have this formula:
=RIGHT(INDEX(Data!$A$1:$A$32,MATCH("*# of Claims:*",Data!$A$1:$A$32,0)))
The result is "2". How can I fix it so that it returns all three digits, rather than just the last digit?
The number at the end of the range will change from 0 to 999.
I have a long lists of values (product numbers) from our inventory records. Now, we've been given a new list of product numbers, some are the same and some are not.
I want to isolate (spit out) the values from column A, than don't match column B. Column B is the list we SHOULD be using, column A is what we're currently using. See example below.
Old Products New Products
34544 34544
34545 34546
34546 34547
34547 34548
34548 34550
34549 34551
Hello All:
I have the following type information in thousands of cells. I need too isolate the Width and Length from these cells. The width and the length are the two numbers on each side of the "X".
RAPITONE C2 10 X 10 100
RAPITONE M2 10 X 10 250
RAPITONE M2 10 X 10 250
RAPITONE M2 10 X 10 250
RAPITONE M2 10 X 10 250
RAPITONE M2 10 X 10 250
RAPITONE M2 10 X 10 250
RAPITONE M2 76 EI 42 X 100 ROLL
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This entire link is in one cell i would like the data Iowa_Health_System
What formula can i use
I have a spreadsheet that shows a dash in some blank cells and I can't get rid of it. Cells are formatted as general, there's no event code, no conditional formatting, no data validation, no auto-formatting, no nothing. I can copy a cell from outside the range with no dash in it and paste it into one of the cells with the dash and the dash remains. I can't figure it out.
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= sumproduct(--(a2:a10=d2),--(b2:b10=e2),c2:c10)
I haven't seen sumproduct used this way. Very cool. I see how it is working, but can anyone tell me more about the syntax of the dash dash used in array 1 and array 2? I have never seen this. How is it different than =SUMPRODUCT(1*(A1:A9=G1),1*(B1:B9=H1),C1:C9), which is the syntax I'm used to seeing.
Is it possible on Excel to make a drop down menu which picks records out of a list?
I've a big spreadsheet. Thousands of records. Each record has one of 100 people listed as responsible for it. I've highlighted stuff for them to fix, I'll be emailing it out to them, and they'll need to isolate the dozens of records they are each responsible for from the thousands of other ones.
They are, erm, technologically challenged. I want to keep it simple, put one menu on the screen and say
'Pick your name from the list.'
George W picks himself from the list, and then it lists his records only and not anybody else's.
Can Excel do that? (Rather, probably, but where do I start?)
I have the following spreadsheet:
A----------- B----------------- C
Invoice------ Product Code------Classification
82001733----LX+150SVL0044----9010.90.9000
-------------SE+68763001-------8501.31.4000
-------------GJ+10005-----------
-------------SE+59163-----------8504.40.9580
-------------EB+98575-----------
-------------KF+MX09300--------9010.90.9000
I'd like to extract the rows with blank cells in Column C and product codes in Column B and create a list of product codes which don't have classifications on a separate list.
This new list would need the ability to be revised as other codes will be added once a macro is run.
I have a column of data that may or may not have a formula in them. The cells are formatted in Accounting, w/o the leading $ sign. (i.e. 133.57) The value zero shows up as a hyphen or dash.
The issue is the format of the cell. In that attached worksheet, i inserted two formulas in cell b6 and b7. Both formulas are exactly the same, but the formatting is different. One is in the accounting format, but the other is in general. When I run the code, only the general formatted cell gets found.
My real worksheet is in the accounting formatted code, so I don't want to change my worksheet's numbers into a general format. How I can find the zero value thats in an accounting format?
Below is a strip down version of the code.
VB:
Sub test()[COLOR=#333333]
[/COLOR] Dim rLookInADR As Range
Dim foundcell As Range
Set rLookInADR = Range("b1:b380")
Set foundcell = rLookInADR.Find(what:=0, LookIn:=xlValues, lookat:=xlWhole)
MsgBox (foundcell.Row)
End Sub
[COLOR=#333333][/COLOR]
Here is what my worksheets looks like.
54841
54841-1
54841-2
54841-3
55654
58850
58850-1
53254
53254-1
53254-2
56696
56696-3
56696-4
53214
54789
So this list of information needs to be changed to the following
54841
54841-1
54841-2
54841-3
55654
58850
58850-1
53254
53254-1
53254-2
56696
56696-3
56696-4
53214
54789
All the numbers in red need to be cleared. No I have been able to find the original number and clear it. For example I can have the program find 53254 and clear it, but I am really having a tough time having it find -1, -2, -3 and so on. If the program finds a -1, I need any dashes after that to be cleared. If the program doesn't find a -1, then it goes to -2. If it finds a -2 then any number after that needs to be cleared. Here is the code I have to clear some of the numbers.
I know this works because I have seen it in a workbook at a client's office.
I need a custon number format to substiture an "em" dash for zero. An em dash is a hyphen with the width a the letter m. There is also the so called en dash tht is the width the the letter n. A search of the internet shows that to create an em dash in a cell that contains a 0 ("zero"), hold down the alt key and type 0151 on the numeric keypad. Typing 0150 insert a en dash.
I want to be able to set this up as a custom number format in the custom number dialog.
I have some rows that have some text for example "0- 56933 tex". the numbers are not always the same, but there is a dash, and sometimes there is no space after the dash. I want get the numbers before the dash in a variable and the one after in another variable.
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