I'm trying to figure out how to insert the delta symbol into a header using VBA. The symbol code is 0394. My line of code is the following but it is giving me a weird "D"-like symbol. Any thoughts on how to correct this?
I simply cannot insert a one eighth symbol in my spreadsheet.. I used to be able to see this in the Insert Symbols grib but now all I get are lots of question market.. if I use selection.value = ChrW(8569)
the symbol does appear until I select the cell and press return, after which point it turns into a question mark.. I'm sure its something to do with my settings but I can't figure out what.. this is really important for me.
Ive created a simple VBA code thats suppose to insert a header and footer. The header works but the footer doesn't. Does it matter that my footer is in "Quotes"? I would like for it to say Page of Page so the footer will say 1 of 4! I feel like its something simple just not sure...
Code: With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .CenterHeader = "HSIS Phone Bill" .CenterFooter = "Page &[Page] of &[Pages]"
I cant seem to get an excel file that I have received from a Greek collegue to display Greek Characters properly.
Some of the lines in the file with Greek appear to be correct and have not been turned into gibberish.
In addition the cell properties of both the correctly displayed cell and the gibberish cell are exactly the same and in the cell format sample the gibberish is displayed as Greek Characters.
Ive tried formatting the corrupted cells with the uncorrupted cells format but that doesnt seem to have any effect.
I have to use several dozen pivot tables a day. I already use a couple of macros to do a lot of the tedious formatting, but if I could automate this it would save me a lot more time. I have been trying to both write a code and modify code written by the recorder but have not even come close to anything that works. What I want is to have a macro that searches through the column header for predefined names and if it comes across one of these names it will insert a specific formula, based on its name, in the first cell below the header. Then it will autofill to the last row and move on to searching for the next predefined header name. If that name is not found, it will move to the next predefined header name. One major problem is that the formula to insert under any specific header name is based on other columns in the table that aren't always in the same range. So, not only do I need it to search for columns to place a formula in, that formula has to search for the appropriate column to find the correct value to use in the calculation.
For example, one predefined column name would be Avg Price. The formula for that column would be (Sales/Qty Sold), but these 2 columns could be located anwhere in the table. How can I get it, once it has found a column that needs a formula, to locate the correct column/cell to get the correct value from the sales and Qty Sold columns?
I have a sheet where I need to return the delta of dates as follows:
IF C has a date then I need the delta between C and A UNLESS there is a date in B in which case I'd need the delta between C and B.
If C is blank then I need then I need the delta between "today" and A UNLESS there is a date in B in which case I'd need the delta between "today" and B.
I have two factors that both change, resulting in two unique values. I'm trying to determine which portion of the resulting delta is attributable to each factor. Example:
Hourly Cost Run Rate Piece Cost (Hourly Cost / Run Rate) $105.00 4,500 $0.0233 $126.10 3,000 $0.0420
I have a Pivot Table. I have two Columns Currently Current Week and Previous Week. The Values are displayed as a count for the Status Field. I would like to know if it is possible to add a calculated formula that will take the count difference between Current Week and Previous Week?
I have several groups of data in the same sheet. Each group has two blank rows above the first row of data. Each group has column "B" in common (e.g., "Phone" in the example attached). I'd like to add a title/label of "Phone" to the first column in the row immediately preceding the first row of data for that group.
I need a macro that will insert 2 columns to the right from Col H, add header value "Ledger" in Col I1 and "Statement" in Col J1. I then need the macro to put the values for ledger and statement next to each other as they are both related (as per below screen shot). I have highlighted which units are related so you can see that all related entries will have Ledg followed by Stmt and if they are not related then will be inputted under their relevant headings. I then want the macro to delete rows which have blank cells.
I've been trying find an appropriate formula to extract the column header from a table in a different sheet if the row header and value in that table is known.
in the lookup table the row titles (column A) are product codes, column titles (row 2, D through AX) are business names and the table values are quantity.
In a different table I have product codes in column A and in column B i have the max number/quantity of products for that code. In column C i want to put the company name associated with the product and the number/quantity.
I have a sheet that when printed out, will have 1 or more check boxes (depending on a formula) beside various items. Basically, if in a datafield it shows that there should be 3 boxes beside a line, it will show similar to this (except the O's are check boxes).
Usable 3 times per day. O O O
In the actual symbols list, there are no such symbols. I think there must be another type of symbol available as I use: ►
I grabbed that symbol from another spreadsheet, and I have no idea where it came from. I have wanted a similar arrow that points to the left or up, but I have no idea where to find them. I only know that the spreadsheet accepts a copy/paste of this symbol, and it does not seem to be related to any particular font set.
where I could find a "empty box" symbol, and also tell me where symbols like ► come from.
I need to use the following symbol (,, ▬ ) to show when my prices went up or down but when I try to use them in the VBA, they are replaced by a ?
I considered using the CHAR function, but its 255 characters do not incorporate the one I need.
I'm logging temperatures and I want to add the degree symbol "" to the end of the numbers, how do I do that? It's easy if I just use one number (#), but how do I do it when adding the lowest and highest in the same cell, e.g. 33-35?
I am trying to create a document and i'm not sure if this is possible or not, but i'd like to type in a number in column A (1-10) and then in column B have a symbol appear corresponding to the number.
So if i type in 5 in Column A, Column B will have 5 squares pop up (or something along those lines), etc.
I am trying to create a custom number format that will put a plus sign in from of the value in a cell if the value is positive. Here is what I have been using:
+#,###;-#,###;"On Forecast"
There have been a few problems with this. Firstly, the values are have two decimals, and I have not been able to adjust it accordingly. Secondly, there are some cells that contain only a zero, and the custom format above changes the zeros to 'On Forecast. Other than these two issues, that custom format works.
I'm using a large database - excel based, with lots of VBA and macros inside - where the default decimal format is “.” (period). When I copy and paste into a normal excel workbook format I want to replace the periods with comas. The paste function I'm using is “Match Destination Formatting (M)”.
I've recorded a macro to replace all of the periods with comas - still some of the values come up as a whole number, the period not being replaced with the coma.
I've tried almost all of the formats - text, general, number .... Still does not work.