I have the following formula: IF(SELL_INVESTMENT = "YES" , 1,2) It returns not 1 or 2 but 0. The worksheet contains over 1000 cells. Trace Precedents verifies that the formula evaluates the correct cell and that it contains "yes". I created a very simple worksheet to test the formula and here it correctly returns 1.
View 2 RepliesIn E5, put "INSERT". In G5, put the formula
=E5="INSERT"
Should I be getting TRUE as the result? I'm getting FALSE. Is something wrong or am I going mad...
I need conditional formatting formula that evaluates the values in a row of cells (7 total columns) and counts the number of entries that are 30 or greater. If there are at least three, then I need to apply formatting.
I just can't get the formula right:
Code:
=(COUNTIF(B7:H7,
The formula below was written a couple of years ago and I just discovered an error. It returns an "S" for the value 0789 when it should be a "C", (Consecutive).
IF(OR(AND(ISNUMBER(MATCH({0,1,2,9},$O215:$R215,0))),AND(ISNUMBER(MATCH(MIN($O215:$R215)+{0,1,2,3},$O215:$R215,0)))),"C",IF(SUM(IF(FREQUENCY($O215:$R215,$O215:$R215)=3,2,1))=2,"DD",INDEX({"S","D","T","Q"},MAX(FREQUENCY($O215
******** ******************** ************************************************************************>Microsoft Excel - FL MID PLAY 4 CONSECUTIVES.xlsm___Running: 12.0 : OS = Windows XP (F)ile (E)dit (V)iew (I)nsert (O)ptions (T)ools (D)ata (W)indow (H)elp (A)boutT215=OPQRST215078907893SSheet2 [HtmlMaker 2.42] To see the formula in the cells just click on the cells hyperlink or click the Name boxPLEASE DO NOT QUOTE THIS TABLE IMAGE ON SAME PAGE! OTHEWISE, ERROR OF JavaScript OCCUR.
I am trying to determine if I can write a formula that will read text in one cell, such as insurance and if true enter the amount from another cell and if false then 0. I have tried a IF statement by add the text to name manager. However, the answer is 0 rather than the amount in the selected cell. I might need to use a different formula or function.
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View 9 Replies View Related=IF(AND(G9=0,H9=0),"",IF(AND(G9=0),1,H9-G9/G9))
this works great execot for the percentag is wrong when h9 and g9 are populated
I can't seem to tell if my formula isn't correct in concept, or if this is a known problem with Excel 2000?
I have written a short formula that is pretty straightforward, but is giving a different result in Excel's "Formula Editor" box (when you hit the = button) than is showing in the cell itself. The Formula Editor's result is showing as "TRUE" which is what I believe is the correct value, but the cell itself is showing the "FALSE" result of a different incorrect value.
In cell A1 is 13.00, the result of a formula.
In cell A2 is the formula =IF(A1>14.00,True,False)
The result of this formula is TRUE
In cell A3 is the formula =15-A1
The result of this formula is 2
why the formula in cell A2 would evaluate to the wrong conclusion? All cells are formated as numbers.
This does almost exactlly what I want. The one problem that I have is that the active cell remains B1 as it enters the formula in the rest of column B. I need it to refer to the row that it is entering the formulas; meaning each formula entered in B2,3,4, etc. is still referencing cells A1 & D1 for sBook & a sFilePath.
Dim sBook As String
Dim sFilePath As String
Dim sLen As Long
Range("B1").Select
sBook = ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1)
sFilePath = ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2)
sLen = Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row
Range("B1").Formula = "='" & sFilePath & "[" & sBook & ".xls]Sheet1'!R1C1"
Range("B1", Cells(sLen, 2)).Formula = Range("B1").Formula
I have a formula =SUM(IF($I$4:$I$302="A",$K$4:$K$302)) works fine.
I am using the same formula referencing a different column =SUM(IF($W$4:$W$302="A",$Y$4:$Y$302))
And I get the error : "A Value used in the formula is of the wrong data type"
I have a spreadsheet, with a Match Formula, that appears not to work. It looks at cell F1, and scans through cell C2:C14, and want it to return the relevant row in Column B (My work network will not allow me to upload the file). Cell F1 is the name of the sheets within the workbook (one for every month). However my data currently only has Apr - Jun, but when I choose month May, the formula feturns Month June.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am using an array formula like this in cells A2:H100 of a worksheet:
=INDEX('Source Data'!$A$2:$Q$5000,SMALL(IF(('Source Data'!$I$2:$I$5000>=$O$1)*('Source Data'!$I$2:$I$5000<=$P$1)*('Source Data'!$M$2:$M$5000>0),ROW('Source Data'!$A$2:$Q$5000)-ROW('Source Data'!$A$2)+1,ROW($Q$5000)+1),ROW()-1),1)
The function must be present in all 99 rows to accommodate potential data, but there is rarely enough data to populate the entire sheet, leaving #REF! errors in some cells. Putting aside that using this many array formulae is sloppy programming, how do I craft the function above to return no value if the function evaluates to an #REF! error?
I am using the formula: LOOKUP(A1,{"S","M","L","XL"},{"S","M","L","XL"}) on a cell containing: EF-2147.(S) so that it will return a S [or M, L etc. if it were .(M),.(L)] but it just keeps returning #N/A. I tried putting in "(S)" etc. in the lookup formula but it then started returning the wrong letters.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need a macro that evaluates the range H66:GI66.
In that range the following variables could exist:
A3, A4, A5, B3, B4, B5, C3, C4, C5, D3, D4...all the way to I5 for a total of 27 different combinations.........
I am trying to use FIND and an array formula to find the position of text in a range of cells (A2 and A3 in the example) which could be one of a number of options (C1:D1 here). But the array formula throws up the following error: "A value used in the formula is of the wrong data type". The simplest illustration of the problem is as follows. The formula in B2 is
Code:
{=FIND(($C$1:$D$1),A2)}
and $C$1:$D$1 contain REF and ATM respectively. [/CODE]
REF
ATM
203047 05AUG 08.55 OKEHAMPTON ATM
#VALUE!
CO-OP GROUP 380611 REF 191 7553375222 BCC
22
We see that B2 has a #VALUE! error - wrong data type. But for some reason B3 is ok returning 22!
I have 4 conditions in one formula, and only the first condition (when met) evaluates correctly. When the other conditions are met, I get a VALUE# error.
I want to concatenate 2 cells, based on whether there is an "a", "b", "c", or "d" in a particular cell. see example. Below is my formula:
=IF(FIND("a",A4),B4&$B$1,IF(FIND("b",A4),B4&$C$1,IF(FIND("c",A4),B4&$D$1,IF(FIND("d",A4),B4&$E$1,B4&$B$1))))
I am currently creating a form to hold 2 drop down lists that change depending on the selection in the first one. I had never done this before and taught myself and got it to work minus one problem. As soon as I input the formula under the Data Validation the error: "The Source currently evaluates to an error. Do you want to continue?" pops up. Right now the formula works except for the last 6 options in my first drop down. When I select them nothing pops up in the 2nd drop down menu. I have double checked and triple checked that I have no spaces or anything in my LIST on worksheet 2 or any of the names are input correctly.
A7 is the first drop down - PROPOSED
B7 the second. - ITEM #
Lists and data to populate the lists are on worksheet 2 with the "List" at the bottom of worksheet 2...
I received the following data validation error: Source evaluates to an error. Do you wish to continue? I received this error after attempting to reference a named range on another workbook.
Steps I took:
1) Named the range E5:E123 on the set-up workbook Students8
2) In the Reading8 workbook, I created a name. I called it names and I had it reference =set-up.xls!Students8
3) In the cell, I selected Data-Validation. Allow--List Source =Names
I am using a For Each Next to cycle through a list of names, check certain conditions and then will be adding a further lookup (instead of Result = Result+1), but all I get is #Value!
Function maxbarometer(Name As String, Round As Integer, NameList As Variant, RoundRange As Range, RoundRangeTwo As Range)
Dim Roundname As String
Dim Result As Double
Dim NameColRound As Integer
Dim ListObject As Variant
Roundname = "Round " & Round
NameColRound = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match(Name, RoundRange, 0)
For Each ListObject In NameList
If ListObject.Value = Name Then
Result = Result
ElseIf Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(ListObject.Value, RoundRange2, NameColRound, False) = Roundname Then
Result = Result + 1
End If
Next
maxbarometer = Result
End Function
when i try to get the final row witht the following:
KROGrow = Cells(65536, 1).End(xlUp).Row
i am getting a row that is consistently 27 rows off of when i manually do control up? i am pasting data from and existing workbook into a newly created workbook in the sub. i would assume that since the destination is new that they would never be any data in this?
I am trying to use the Vlookup function to return State name based on the corresponding state code.
I have the list of State along with the Codes in adjacent sheet, arranged in ascending order. I am using the Vlookup function to list the State name based on the State code.
Vlookup function: Vlookup(A4,Sheet2.A2:B51,1)
This function returns me a wrong value. It gives "Arkansas" for the state code "AZ", when it should be Arkansas.
Also, if I add "FALSE" as a 4th argument, it returns "#N/A".
When copying data from a website to excel, excel recognizes the dates wrongly.
About half of the dates he sees as: DD/MM/YYYY, while it should be: nothing/MM/DD.
For example: The cell contains the date: 01/04/2029 (The first of April, 2029)
While it should actually be: 04/29 (The 29th of April, no year!)
For all dates it starts with the 1, followed by a month, followed by a year (which consists of the year 2000 + the actual day), which is totally wrong.
About the other half of the cells, it just contains text with the month and the day (which are correct), but excel doesn't recognize this as a day.
For example: The cell contains the text: June 12
When I set the cell format to date (or any other format for that matter), nothing happens, so excel does not see this as a date.
I'm trying to figure out an Internal Rate of Return for a spreadsheet. The answer is supposed to be: 29.42% however I'm getting 25.94%. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong in my IRR function on the Profitability worksheet? I'm currently using Excel 2007 by the way.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a problem with my references when sorting in excel. I have been searching for the problem, but did not found a useful solution.
I'm using excel 2003.
Let me try to explain my problem with a simple exampel.
I have a column with numbers and one with formulas pointing at these.
A B
2 =A1
4 =A2
3 =A3
Now I want to sort column A, and the column B should keep pointing at the original number. So I want this:
A B
2 =A1
3 =A3
4 =A2
But I get this:
A B
2 =A1
3 =A2
4 =A3
This output is what I would expect if I used absolut reference($).
Using offset(B1;0;-1) will work, but I cannot use this, since I will add/delete rows and the reference is not neccessarily next to it. Plus it can be a rather large sheet.
I cannot use dynamically name definition either, because it is intended for other users, and this will be too much work for them. What I basically need is a simple formula they can enter.
My sorting is done via a VBA macro, so if there is anything I can do through macro/VBA that will be okay as well, since I can do this without the user seeing it.
I have modified this micro I found in a forum. All I changed was the Range on Sheet 1.
[Code].....
It works fine except when it cuts to sheet 2 it starts at on column B I need it to start with Column C. What do I need to add ?
Attached File : Survey.xlsm
I have the following code which saves my worksheet with a name extracted from particular cells:
Public Sub SaveAsMaximoWO()
ThisFile = Range("AC5").Value
ThisFile2 = Range("E3").Value
saveName = ThisFile & " - " & ThisFile2
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=saveName
End Sub
This (for reasons I don't understand) saves the file to My Documents by default.
What I would like it to do is save to another folder within my documents as default.
how to control this,it should be 0.55. is they a wat too round off too next highest hole number? Here is a example.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have this workbook with 10 sheets. Each sheet has macros that are called from a floating toolbar. What I am trying to do:
I want to create a msgbox that warns me when I click in a toolbar's button to call a macro that not runs in the activesheet. Something like: "This code (or macro) doesn't match (or run) with the active sheet.
as such Excel (2003) is putting in the wrong weeknumbers in my spreadsheet, for example 02/01/2006 is listed as week 0 when in fact it is week 1, how can I get it too correct this problem?
I am using the following formula, could someone explain this formula in
english?
=CONCATENATE(YEAR(BM2),"_","w",IF((WEEKNUM(BM2)-1)<10,CONCATENATE("0",(WEEKNUM(BM2)-1)),(WEEKNUM(BM2)-1)))