Any function to convert a long value into an IP address. I have an extract from a mySQL dbase that has the ip addresses in long format. I need to reverse them back to IP Addresses.
View 1 RepliesI've been given a long list of mailing addresses in Excel in formatted as a single column, each address using three rows with no blank rows. Example:
John Doe
123 Maple St. #2
Cambridge, MA 02139
Jane Smith
321 Elm St. Apt 24
Austin, TX 34557
etc.
etc.
I need to get this data into the form ...
John Doe 123 Maple St. #2 Cambridge MA 02139
Jane Smith 321 Elem St. Apt. 24 Austin TX 34557
I would think this has been done, but I've searched the web and this forum without success.
I have a long date and time text value in a cell such as "2013/10/02 07:43:39.39", where the fractions of a second are very important.
I can use cdate([text]) to convert the text string to a value, but only if i omit the seconds fraction: "2013/10/02 07:43:39".
Otherwise i get a type mismatch error.
Is there any way i can get the whole date/time string converted to a date value? The only way i can think to do it it at the moment is to convert the date/time, then divide the seconds fraction by 86400 and add the 2 values. Is there a better way?
Secondly, i have a large number of these date strings, typically >30k lines x 7 columns. Each string is preceded and trailed by a [space] character.
I can strip these extra spaces no problem. And, i can "loop" to perform it, again no problem. But it's going to take time to perform and i'd rather not if i can avoid it.
Is there a formula to convert a Decimal location into D/M/S form for Lat and Long
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to convert degree minutes and second latitude and longitude to decimal lat and long in excel (I have 100s of such conversion to undertake). When trying out dividing the minutes and second by 60 and checking my calculation on Google Maps lat/long finder or Latlong.net my calculations are not correct. However the equation to other way around - converting from decimal lat long to DMS (*60) works.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a range of numbers stored as text. I need to convert them to long numbers using vba. I tried typing a simple number = clng(a2), but that didnt work. Can someone help me with A) the right formula and B) the proper end(xlUp) format.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have cells of data with a long string of numbers such as: 20090507225836. Is there any easy way to convert them to date/time format, such as below? 5/7/2009 22:58:36
View 5 Replies View RelatedThe function "VAL" will return the value of a numerical string as a double. Is it possible to get a similar function that will return the value as a long.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a list of random I.P. Addresses i.e. 192.168.1.0, 172.19.16.0 etc
i would like to copy them into another cell but change them to a range. i.e.
192.168.0.1-192.168.1.254
172.19.16.0-172.19.16.254
I've two columns, one being the first name and the second being the last name. Is there a way that I can convert these two columns into the correct format for the email address ? Rather than having to manually do this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedAssume cell A1 contains a name and A2 contains the text "D7".
How would the code look like that
1. reads the contense in cell A2 (which is D7),
2. converts it (D7) to a cell address and finally
3. copies the content in cell A1 to the cell address found in A2 (in this case D7)
To illustrate I attached an Excel file.
I'm trying to export to csv and then convert to address labels. I know I could do this with a macro, but I have no idea about how to write them, or even how to get it to lay out the way I want. I need to do it so I can send out all the save the dates for my wedding. I don't want to do it in word (complicated story to do with it not working with the labels I've got).
The columns are layed out like this, with example addresses:
Title,Forenames,Surname,House Name/Number,Road,Area,Town/City,County,Postcode,Country
Mr,Alan,Davies,23,Malvern Road,Sheperton,Leicester,Leicestershire,LE2 3BY,UK
,Jason,Robson,3,Wake Green Road,,Birmingham,,B13 9QD,....................
I am trying to take an address book on the internet and copy/paste it into excel- not hard right? Ok, so that is done. The problem I have is that there are over 2000 addresses- and they all copy straight down into one column. I know how to transpose the information- but come on- there are over 2000. that seems like a LOT of work. So my first question would be is there a way to do this all at once? For each company/name/address/phone I need one row per company.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a textbox with an address (ie "$C$3"), how do it then activate the correct cell (ie C3). Flash ActionScript has a function that would do this, eval(). I know VBA has a val() function, but I think thats different all together.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need to enter =+c5,+c6,+c8,+c9 thru +c105 in a cell on5 different work sheets. is there an easier way than manually typing.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a list of items in Sheet1 column A (starting from row 1).
I would like the corresponding column B to have certain values depending on the value in column A (same row), as follows:
If the value in column A has "SYS????CZ", column B should be "HPC"
If the value in column A has "SYSNIS", column B should be "NIS"
If the value in column A has "SYSJBE", column B should be "JBE"
If the value in column A has "ICG????", column B should be "HPC"
If the value in column A has "IL????", column B should be "RUP"
If the value in column A has "SYSHPC08", column B should be "HPC"
What I tried was to record a macro while typing the formula in B1: ...
I'm receiving this message when I attempt to use the Find, Replace function. Formula is too long". I have a column of cells containing text only. ( about 2-3 paragraphs worth) I'm trying to replace a name with another name, which works fine where the cell contains a single or few sentences, but fails to replace when the cell contains too much information.
View 8 Replies View RelatedI have a simlple macro to add a new customer to a list using a form. One of the columns of the datra beig added is an email address. When entering the data the email address just appears as text, but i want it to be the email address link you could click on and it opens up an outlook email. Just clicking into the cell and tabbing out changes this into the format i want, but wondering how to i get the macro to do this?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a way to convert an old church address list that is formatted in a single column. There are no blank rows, but the amount of rows for each entry can vary. For instance, there could be as little as 3 rows of data (church name, address, city/state/zip) or more if email addresses and websites are provided.
The data is currently in the format below (notice how one entry has a website while the other does not).
First Church
102 Main Street
Dallas, TX 12345
email@whatever.com
Second Church
500 Second Street
Austin, TX 12376
email2@whatever.com
http://www.boguswebsite.com
So I'm looking for the data to be formatted like the following:
First Church 102 Main Street Dallas, TX 12345 email@whatever.com
Second Church 500 Second Street Austin, TX 12376 email2@whatever.com http://www.boguswebsite.com
I was able to find the following code from a Google search, but it can't dynamically adjust the range.
Sub x()
Dim rng As Range
Set rng = Range("A1").Resize(5)
Do Until IsEmpty(rng.Cells(1, 1))
rng.Copy
Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Offset(1).PasteSpecial Transpose:=True
Set rng = rng.Offset(5)
Loop
End Sub
I think what I need to make this code work is a way to dynamically adjust the range so that it can determine when to move to the next row of data. Static ranges break the process due to the amount of data being provided not being uniform. What I was thinking is that I could use the word "church" as a start point and end point in a loop so the script knows when to jump to the next row and begin copying the proper number of columns. I'm just not sure how to accomplish this in vba.
I have a long list of names, address, city state zip, and phone number, followed by the next name, address, etc. I need to now be able to bring each one into it's own column.
Example:
David Smith
123 Main St.
Denver, CO 12345
123.456.7890
Joe Blow
345 Happy Ave.
Oakland, CA 34567
567.890.1234
I need to convert it so that I would have
David Smith 123 Main St. Denver, CO 12345 123.456.7890
Joe Blow 345 Happy Ave. Oakland CA 34567 567.890.1234
I have to convert a range reference in the form of
Range(Cells(1,1),Cells(2,2))
to a reference in the form of
"A1:B2"
I have something like the following:
If Worksheets("RawData"). Cells(1, nColumn).Value = Worksheets("RawData").Cells(12, 16).Value Then
..do code (I know the cell location of interest at this point)
End If
Then I End up needing To Do something Like the following
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).XValues = _
Worksheets("RawData").Range("L1:N1")
“L1:N1” above is a sample. Given the code above it I have the cell location in question but it is in the format such as .Cells(12,16). That doesn’t do me much good when range wants something like “L1”. I don’t know how to convert that (12,16) to a L16 for example.
I have a sheet with data 7 columns wide and up to 1500 rows long. Below are a few lines from the sheet. The data from the sheet is grouped into "months" as shown in the header down the first column, "Show June, 2013..." and "Show July, 2013...", and so on. Is there a way I can make Excel re-align the data into ONE long row of data for each month? Each new month row must be "triggered" by the text (like the word "Show") because the actual cell number of where the new month begins may change with new updates. I want to do this because I plan to refresh the data once at the end of each day from the web and apply the new data to the "next" row of data. So eventually, I can have a history of "Last" values I can chart for each "strike" for each month.
CALLS
PUTS
Show June, 2013 Options Hide June, 2013 Options
Symbol
StrikePrice
Vol
Last
Last
Vol
Symbol
quote
15.00
2.00
14.25
0.02
22.00
quote
[Code] ........
Using the address function to find the exact cell of a unique string text.
I'm using the following command to find the address of a string i have in a different cell.
=ADDRESS(MATCH("*$H$1*",A:A,0),1)
The string text is in cell H1, H2, H3.......(or on another sheet). The goal is to find the address of a cell containing the unique string text from cell H1, H2, H3.....(that entire column) in a sheet with 13,000 lines. Basically, searching for a specific cell address of a string text referenced from another cell.
I need to use the ADDRESS function to define a range from which an average can be determined. My current function is as follows:
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to calc a Simple Moving Average of financial Fund data (row=fund type, column=date) on a very large matrix for a particular fund and date range. I locate the Fund of interest and retrieve the Start and End dates of interest and retrieve their addresses using the ADDRESS function. Since ADDRESS returns a text string, HOW DO I incorporate it's results into the following array function (which ignors blanks and 0 cells): {=AVERAGE(IF($L$10:$V$10>0,$L$10:$V$10,FALSE))}?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am getting #VALUE! when I use the formula to dynamically load some values to the column
simplified formula will look like below.
=IF(HLOOKUP("C",ADDRESS(ROW()-1,COLUMN(),4 ),1,FALSE)="C","C","A")
check the row above this/current column exact match if the value in that row is "C" then put "C" in this/current row and column else put "A".
example:
C
C
C
? (should be C)
A
A
A
? (should be A)
B
B
B
? (should be A)
I want a function that allows me to enter a range and then returns
the address of the cell with the minimum value. It is the Address I am
interested in, not the value.
How do you use the result of the "Address" function as ranges for other formulas?
I have 2 cells A1 and A2, each containing an "Address" function to find the start cell and end cell of a range.
A1 shows the result "$J$6" and A2 "$AB$6". These are working fine:
A1: =ADDRESS(ROW($A6),MATCH(HLOOKUP('cleaned up'!$I$2,pivot03!$2:$2,1,FALSE),$2:$2,0),1)
A2: =ADDRESS(ROW($A6),MATCH(HLOOKUP('cleaned up'!$I$5,pivot03!$2:$2,1,FALSE),$2:$2,0),1)
I want to get the average of this range using cells A1 and A2, but Excel treats the formula as an error: =Average(A1:A2) shows the error #DIV/0!
Going back one step and putting the formulas within cells A1 and A2 into the average formula doesn't work at all with a colon:.....................
I am trying to create a correlation matrix that uses the =ADDRESS function to define the various columns of data which I want to correlate against each other (I require this flexibility because the number of columns and rows of data to be correlated will change). The basic formula I am using is something like the following: =CORREL((ADDRESS(Sheet1!$C$2+3,L2+2,,,"Sheet1")),(ADDRESS(Sheet1!$B$2,L2+2,,,"Sheet1")))
However, while the individual ADDRESS fomulas deliver the correct start and end cell references required, it seems that CORREL function won't accept the cell addresses that result from using the =ADDRESS function.