Getting Complicated Formula To Calculate Only If NOT (ISBLANK)
Dec 28, 2011
H4 is a date/time stamp I have saved as a macro. Returns 12/28/2011 10:47:00 AM.
I4 is the same macro and returns 12/28/2011 10:48:00 AM
J4 calculates the difference between the two (I4-J4), but only recognizes business hours and business days (Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm)
I only want J4 to calculate if I4 is NOT BLANK.
These are in a table so J4 is trying to calculate when there is data in H4, but not I4, and returning a large number like 981583.22
When I try to apply IF(ISBLANK) logic to the formula in J4, I get an error that it exceeds 255 characters, even though it works fine if I am not trying to put the IF(ISBLANK) logic in.
Here is the formula in J4. I want it to automatically calculate if there is data in I4. Otherwise, I want it to return 0.
I have a client/sales sheet where I keep outstanding and paid bills information.
I want to get an indicator cell that shows if a bill was paid Y, or Not paid. Since cell. However, if there is no invoice I want it to show,... nothing.
I used the invoice date cell C4 to see if there is an actual invoice. I thought the following formula would do it. However, if the invoice is paid and the outstanding amount W4 is 0.00 it returns a N, as Not paid????
C4 (date of invoice) W4 (is amount due - payment =U4-V4)
(this is the formula I thought of) =IF(ISBLANK(C4),"",IF(W4>0,"N", IF(W4=0,"Y")))
Is there a way to use sumif on blank cells. That is I only want to add the contents of column Q provided the Column I corresponding rows are blank. I used this formula but it didnt work =sumif(I:I,ISBLANK,Q:Q)
What i want to do is to look up of the value of home and away games seperatly. if there is no match for the lookup i get the "N/A" and if there is no value i get "0". If i get 0 the formula will calculate as a lost game.
I recently added a formula to a spreadsheet with som complicated formula. It worked ok and I saved the sheet. Now it takes 5 minutes to open the sheet and when I try to do anything,like delete the inserted column the program locks up giving a no responding message. I can do without this column if I have to.
I have been trying to create a formula that will save me DAYS of messing around at work.
What I am trying to achieve is to have a sequence of numbers as follows:
BNA01A01 to BNA01A09 then have it change to BNA01B01 to BNA01B09.
This needs to be repeated for all letters to BNA01I09.
Then this sequence needs to be repeated to BNA12.
The last thing is for me to be able to change the formula in order to implement the same sequence on a separate sheet for BNB01A01 - BNB12I09 to BNL01A01 - BNL12I09
This is the formula: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(H3;'[VATCompanies.xlsx]1'!$A:$B;2;0);IFERROR(VLOOKUP(F7;'[VATCompanies.xlsx]1'!$D:$E;2;0);IFERROR(VLOOKUP(F7;'[VATCompanies.xlsx]1'!$G:$H;2;0);IFERROR(VLOOKUP(F7;'[VATCompanies.xlsx]1'!$J:$K;2;0);IFERROR(VLOOKUP(F7;'[VATCompanies.xlsx]1'!$M:$N;2;0);IFERROR(VLOOKUP(F7;'[VATCompanies.xlsx]1'!$Q:$R;2;0);I7))))))
I'm currently working on creating a schedule for work. To make it simple, I have one row with 14 columns for each day of the week split into Time In and Time Out. These are formatted as time "1:30 PM". At the end of the row, I want it to sum the number of hours. I've done this as: =((D4-C4)*24)+((F4-E4)*24)+((H4-G4)*24)+((J4-I4)*24)+((L4-K4)*24)+((N4-M4)*24)+((P4-O4)*24). Which works fine until there is a blank cell.
The time is pulled from another worksheet with the name of the week. Sat and Sun I am off. So the formula goes like this: =IF(ISBLANK(SAT!B4),"",SAT!B$4). I've also tried =IF(ISBLANK(SAT!B4),NULL,SAT!B$4)
The sum at the end does not like the "" value or NULL value. It gives me a #VALUE error for any rows with blank cells. If I change the formula to exclude those weekend days, it works. So I know the error lies in what its putting down for the null value. I cannot have it read zero or anything else. I need it to stay blank but still calculate at the end.
Ok, this should be an easy one. I have a formula that one of the functions needs to check if certain cells are blank.
For example; I want to check if A2, B2 and C2 are blank.
Currently, the only thing that seems to work is,=IF(OR(ISBLANNK(A2),ISBLANK(B2),ISBLANK(C2)),"PASS","FAIL")
This is just a piece part of the entire formula and I have to evaluate the data based on multiple criteria. The ISBLANK() portion has to be able to evaluate at least 15 cells. Is there a way to evaluate the cells all at once instead of typing out ISBLANK() over and over. I have tried everything I can think of in regards to syntax.
I am using the above formula but would like it to get the value when the date has passed (when date has been inputed in another cell)
I have added an attachment, The formula begins at J44 to AY44 but when date has entered in the red (D44:D67)section I would like to retreive values for blue section(Q44 and onwards) and not the yellow section(J44 to P44)
This is so when players make a transfer it doesnt include the weeks before that date!!
I've attached a sample of what my problem is. I'm trying to keep track of critical ship dates using NETWORKDAYS. My formula works good until the 2 cells it's watching have no dates in them. This should be an easy fix but I can't figure it out. The formula reads =IF(ISBLANK(E3),NETWORKDAYS($A$2,F3,$A$17:$A$29),NETWORKDAYS($A$2,E5,$A$17:$A$29)). The cell range A2:A17 list the holidays for the year. Cell E3 is a ship date to teflon and F3 is a ship date of the completed job to the customer.
Using data of unknown origin in Excel I found Isblank was giving a FALSE result on some apparently blank cells while giving a TRUE result on others.
Even if I used TRIM and CLEAN functions on the offending data and pasted the resulting values back the the original locations, the Isblank result was still FALSE. Also, the font colour was not set to white or transparent.
However, if I selected the cell with the 'invisible' data, clicked in the Formula Bar and pressed Enter without entering any new data, the problem disappeared for that cell. The problem also disappeared if I selected the problem 'blank' cell and pressed delete.
Can anyone explain this 'invisible data' and tell me how I can detect it using a function or formula?
I'm trying to nest if statements that also include "and" and "isblank" factors. The following formula isn't working, and I'm not sure if it's because of my use of isblank or lack/placement of parentheses.
I'm currently using the formula in cell I43: =AVERAGE(IF(I10:I420,I10:I42,""))
If any of these cells are blank I get the #DIV/0! error. If any are filled in then I get an average which is what I want. The problem is that I am trying to average mutiple sheets of these cells (I43) and if any sheet has this has the #div! error it won't calculate.
I have divided my data into 2 sheets. They are called 1) Sheet1 2)Sheet2
Sheet1 -> Sheet with all my Data Sheet2 -> Sheet with calculations (formula's)
Know what I need to do is the following
1) As soon as someone starts enters a value in Sheet1 (eg. as soon as data is entered in Column A in Sheet1) VBA captures that line # and then in Sheet2 it copies the formula from the ROW ABOVE itself and then inserts a new ROW (corresponding to same row where value was entered in Sheet1) and copies that formula into that row (FORMULA are from COLUMNS B to J.
I need is Sheet2 to update itself and perform calculations when new line of data is started in Sheet1 and to INSERT a new Row so ALL other calculations BELOW it are updated as well. (Eg. Averages, Additional Calculations)
I have a lot of calculations in Sheet2 that correspond to Sheet1. The new ROW in Sheet2 has to look at where the data in Sheet1 was entered because I have a bunch of Averages at the bottom of Sheet2. I need all that to automatically update. So VBA has to insert a NEW row and then copy the previous row's formula in order for that to work.
I have 4 cols, x rows. I need Column C to check Column B for a numerical value, and if true, return the value in B, and if not true, then return value from A. Column B are functions formatted as general. The reference made by Sheet2!B is numbers formatted as text as to retain leading zeros. Here is what I have so far =IF(ISBLANK($B10),$A10,$B10)
I am making some conditional formats for a document. One that I am trying to achieve is have a group of cells have a background color, but once the data has been added, the color go away.
This is what my conditional format looks like: =ISBLANK($A$1:$H$22) and chose the Green fill background. So, my understanding is, the cells should have a green background if they are blank, but go back to a standard format, once cells have data put in them.
This is a complicated thing I'm trying to accomplish and I only have a rudimentary grasp of Excel formulas and logical statements.
I need to check BE2 if it's blank. If it's not blank, leave it alone. If it is blank, I need to check S2. If S2 contains the name of 1 of 11 counties (ex.: "Marion","Pinellas","Orange","Osceola", etc.), I need BE2 to say "TBD". If it does not say one of those 11 counties, it needs to say "N/A".
I am creating a spreadsheet where I am able to track the events that our clients have been invited to AND in a separate column, I need to track who actually attended in order to get a total of how much we have allocated on each client, AND how much we actually spent, to date, on the client.
Through the help of some ExcelForum experts, I was told a pivot table would be my best bet.
Please see attached for an example of the columns on my current spreadsheet.
I need to give each event a value, so if “Jim” Says “Yes” to Golf, “yes” will equal “$400.00”. But if Jim says Yes to the Golf ($400.00), Spring Event ($100), and Executive retreat ($1400.00)” The “Yes” in those three columns will be calculated in a side column ($400+$100+$1400). Which means that the “Yes” must have a different value assigned to it, depending on which column it falls under.
The other important functions that my spreadsheet should have are as follows:
1) I need to be able to manually enter an amount, if need be, instead of a “yes’, and have the total be calculated all the same, in the total column.
2) As mentioned, I need to be able to have one column that keeps the total of how much we have allocated on that specific client (if we invite them to 4 events, and the total of the four =$2000.00, that would be our allocated amount)… but I need a separate column that holds the amount spent on the client to date (If we have “Yes” next to Golf, spa, and trip, meaning we have invited him for the three events and are prepared to spend $1000 on him, but he only accepted to the Golf, I need one column to keep the total $1000.00 and a side column to now read “250”, for example. And if in a few months he accepts to the Trip, I need to be able to track that he accepted, and the “Total Spent” should now be “750” while the “total Allocated amount” should still be $1000.00.
Is it possible to create a pivot table that meets my needs?
I built a excel file to make some calculations for forex. I started with four prices for each day (open, high, low, close). I am calculating for four price ranges for the next day. That is ok. Another part of the sheet compares results to the predictions. From the four prices that come in everyday I calculate average over 8 weeks, over the last week, and individually for each day of the week. Here it is: TESTBook1.xlsx
I wanted to make a surface graph, but I have no table. I have no formula to use to make a table because the calculations are all over the sheet. I tried tracking through the cell where my "total" is put out, but it is a very long and involved trip. Even if I started a new sheet just to make a table, I can't get my head around the calculations.
I have two cells where I put in my adjustment numbers. In the first cell I put in a number from 0.00000 to at most 0.30000. The second cell I put in a number from 0.00000 to at most -0.30000. I then look at a third cell for the highest output. I got tired of typing in numbers, so I put sliders which works better.
So my table would have 0.00000 to 0.30000 on one axis and 0.00000 to -0.30000 on the other. The formula = ????
