I read the thread Converting from Hexadecimal to Binary and what I need to do is convert the following hex number to binary; 9E6799CF. The function in that thread doesn't seem to handle that large of a hex value. Is there anyway of doing that with a HexToBin function, short of chopping it up converting the smaller numbers and recombining it in binary?
View 2 RepliesI have a word file that consist of titles followed by hex numbers that I have tried to bring into a excel spreadsheet. Since the Hex numbers have leading zero's I have tried converting spaces to comma's then saving the file to a plain text file then bringing it into excel but have mixed results. The first column is correct but all following colums revert back to general format even though the Text box is checked and the delimiter is the comma. I can upload the actual file which are a number of commands and pronto codes for a Harmony Remote Control device. Logitec has asked me to send these codes to them in excel rather than word. This seems a bit more complex than a normal small file that is illustrated in prior post.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI need a vba routine that paints a cell as its contents.
The content in this case is a hexadecimal color code.
For example: if cell A3 contains the code # 000000 the cell will turn black if I change the code to # 00ff00 the cell turns green (as this hex code).
I wish this option was available for all cells in the range A3: Z80.
I am using decimal and hexadecimal numbers. On a worksheet I can use all of the normal functions for this problem (Hex2Dec etc). I have loaded the Analysis toolpack, and also have an add-in loaded (but do not know how or when) that is called Analysis ToolPack VBA. In VBA I can use the fnction Hex to convert from decimal to hex, but there does not seem to be a reverseof this function. Am I missing something obvious or is this a 'hole' in the available functions? Is there a reference I ned to add in the VBE? if I try to use the worksheet function in VBA then I get a Value# error.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a mini-table that will give me the 3 highest and lowest values in a range (I know how to do this using LARGE and SMALL functions), but I also want to get the corresponding name (in column A) for each number. This last part I don't know how to do.
I've attached an example sheet that I hope gives a basic idea of what I'm trying to do. I'm looking for a method to fill in the data for cells A13:A15 and C13:C15 in the attached sheet.
I could modify my worksheet a bit and probably get the result I'm looking for, but I'm hoping to come up with a nicer solution, and hopefully learn Excel a bit better in the process.
I was doing this task using sorting then adding column today morning one of my friend told i can do it with formula only, no need to using sort and adding new column
I just attached the sheet : without sorting.xlsx
Column C contains the names of real-estate brokers.
Column E contains the colors of the homes for sale.
Column Q contains the values of the homes.
I want to return the sum of the 50 most expensive homes that are yellow and for sale by Century 21.
I'm familiar with array formulas, and with the large function. I just do not know how to incorporate the large function within the sum/array formula.
I need to be able to convert big hex numbers into decimal numbers. The problem that I have with this is that when you put a hex number that includes letters excel considers it text. And if the number is too big, you can't convert it to decimal format, and when you try to, it comes up with the #NUM! error.
Number: "78652385098375A879FF747C9847A00" without quotes
I am trying to use the large function over two ranges. Even though incorrect I will include my original formula that doesn't work to help illustrate.
if(large((L20:L500,W20:W500),1)=I20,$P$4,if((large((L20:L500,W20:W500),2)=I20,$P$5,0)))
Does anybody know of an easy way around this?
Excel vlookup function returns #VALUE when the lookup value exceeds 256
characters. I need a hash function to transform large strings into a value
that does not exceed the 256 character limit.
I use a large function when ranking numbers in an array each month. I'm only interested in the top 5 numbers. However, there are occasions when the top 5 numbers contain a tie. How do you build into a large function, logic to handle a tie. Here's my function, which is very simple:
Code:
=LARGE(C$6:C$40,1)
=LARGE(C$6:C$40,2)
ETC.
I know how to use the large function when looking for a specific criteria as the example below illustrates:
Code:
=IFERROR(LARGE(IF('2012'!$D$1:$D$7="Green",'2012'!$C$1:$C$7),1),"-")
What I'm trying to do is take this one step further and not only find the nth largest numbers in a set of data based on a particular criteria, but also sum those numbers because they repeat in a table: for example a sample table is below:
Account Accout # Store # channel $ sales
A 1000 10001 green $100
B 1001 10011 green $230
A 1000 10002 green $120
C 1002 10021 brown $145
A 1000 10003 green $100
D 1003 10031 red $20
B 1001 10012 green $50
So what I'm basically attempting to do is bring in the nth largest accounts within the "green" channel. Now if these were the top 5 stores I was looking for, the formula from above would suffice. However since this deals with accounts and the account # repeat I need to bring in the total sum of those repeating accounts instead of just one of the unique stores. So if I was seeking the largest account (NOT store) within the "green" channel the correct values this formula would be:
Account A $320
I would imagine we would need to combine a sumif with a large function or maybe involve sumproduct somehow.
I'm trying to use the Large function with multiple cells to get the highest value of the cells. Excel won't let me use the following formula.
=large({a1,f1,j1,o1},1)
Any other ways to get the largest value from multiple cells with or without an array.
I have a column of number that I want to use the Small & Large function on, skipping duplicates.
Example:
Column A has the following numbers;
1
6
1
4
3
2
4
6
17
8
21
8
10
13
I want the Small function to identify the first lowest number (1) and then the second lowest number (2), not (1) again.
I have a large amount of data, in columnA a list of cars, columnB a list of engines, in columnC the city built, in columnD the country to ship, in columnE distance, in columnF the time.
Now some makes, city's and destinations match and sometimes the engine, but i would like to be able to say cellX = (time to ship) where cellA = Ford AND cellB = 1.8 AND cellC = London and CellD = Ireland
The key data is the city built and shipping destination, so i'd like to say if cell A3 = London AND Cell B3 = Ireland AND Cell A5 = Ford AND CellA7 = 1.8 then CellA10 = (distance) & CellA11 = (time)
Vlookup's are of no use due to the large amount of data. But is there a way of writting this command in VB?? or am i missing something in Excel?
I am trying to use the 'large' function to input data from multiple spreadsheets, but am uncertain how to do so other than to use the same rows/columns in each and to use only continuous worksheets (that is, I want to enter data from worksheet 1,3,5 and different columns in each, for example).
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have been facing few problems while automation my production sheet through formula.
1-- I want to sort data in the descending order through below formula.
=INDEX($A$23:$C$29,MATCH(LARGE($C$23:$C$29,ROW(B3)),$C$23:$C$29,0),MATCH(H$22,$A$22:$C$22,0))
when two candidates have the same percentage then this formula does not work.
I want to create a user input for a "LARGE" function so that I can then return the specified # of "large" items. i.e. user wants to get the top X number of users, user then enters number either into a dialog box or cell, code then looks at the number and populates a range of cells based on the input value. The current code that I am using simply refers to an existing table (r9:r30) that I then used the auto fill to copy to cells below it.
=INDEX(Sheet2!B$20:B$961,MATCH((LARGE(Sheet2!$F$20:$F$961,$R9)),Sheet2!$F$20:$F$961,0))
I really want to be able to just get a user dialog box going that will automatically populate both the range r9:rx (where X is the user input) and then also copy the above formula into the x number of cells below it.
How to get the LARGE function to ignore hidden cells? Is it possible?
I have a filter in a data set and am using a macro to pull in the top 5 largest values.
I have 3 columns of data: col. A = name (random order), col. B = Net #, Col. C = Gross #.
I am using =LARGE(C$1:C$4466,ROWS($D$1:D1) to Automatically sort col C in decending order.
I would Like to do another decending sort but only the values in Col C that corespond to a particular name in Col A. Can I imbed a index match function combination within the large function to do this?
Name
Net
Gross
All Sort
SortA
SortB
SortC
SortD
A
508
-200.129
101.685
[Code] ..........
I need to add something to my macro to delete a sheet if it doesn't have more than 40 rows of data. If it has more than that, it needs to do a whole bunch of stuff to it. I've already got the whole bunch of stuff written, I'm just not sure how to do the if function. I took a stab at it, but it wants the count to be an object. I am not very good at writing code.
Code:
Dim count As Integer
Set count = "COUNT('33M & 33RUL'!A:A)"
If waffle Is "
I use hex2dec frequently and input with a hex 'E' such as 05e8 is misinterpreted as exponential notation. I can use =hex2dec("05e8") to get the correct value, but when the hex number is in another cell, I get the exponent assumption/ conversion (to 5 x 10e8), or a # NUM error if it is in quotes. This seems like a blatant problem but I've found no mention of it in searches or FAQs.
View 3 Replies View Relatedcould provide me a loop function in VBA for these calcultions.
Cell A1*E1 + B1*F1 + C1*G1
Cell A2*E1 + B2*F1 + C2*G1
......till
CellA100*E1 + B100*F1 + C100 * G1
These are the calculations for E1-G1.
The process must be repeated till E50-G50
So the second step is:
Cell A1*E2 + B1*F2 + C1*G2
Cell A2*E2 + B2*F2 + C2*G2
......till
CellA100*E2 + B100*F2 + C100 * G2
I am trying to insert three columns within a large amount of data. I am using Excel 2003 edition. The three columns need to measure max, min, and standard deviation of month long ranges and the data goes all the way back to 1993.
Currently, I have a column that has the correct ranges but finds the average for each month
(=AVERAGE($H7214:$H7243))...
And many more ranges as it dates back all the way to '93. Is there a possible way to insert these three columns with their respective commands (=MAX... =MIN... etc.) while keeping all the ranges from the AVERAGE column.
In effect, I am looking to solely switch the begining of the column command
(=AVERAGE($H7214:$H7243)) to (=MIN($H7214:$H7243) etc...
While keeping all of the specified ranges from the AVERAGE column.
Does anyone know how to convert a 4 digit number to binary in excel? I used the =DEC2BIN formula, but it only works on a 3 digit number that is smaller than 512.
View 9 Replies View Relatedcell A1 contains the numeric value: 3961.3
cell A2 contains the follwing: ="z equals "&B3-3933.7
which i would expect to give me: "z equals 27.6"
BUT, it gives me: "z equals 27.600000004"
which is awefully strange becos the 4 comes form nowhere...
what makes some sort of sense is that if the value in A1 is changed to 3961.4 or 3961.5, then the final decimal 4 in A2 changes into a 3, and then a 2.
when the value in A1 is changed to xxxx.7 the number in cell A2 becomes what one would expect it to be.
how do i get rid of these strange decimals???
(formatting cells, setting number of significant figures does not work. i naturally already tried that)
Is there anyway to convert excel sheet into a file with binary format?
Or maybe export them into binary files?
I want to change my database type to binary from text..
Problem is my database is Huge, it's a 1044x1044 matrix..
The previous .txt database is exported using macro, into 1044 files that contain 1044 values each. I want to do the same except with binary format...
I have 70 sequences of binary coded variables each, which I would like to compare in terms of overlaps for the number "1", e.g.,
a1 1 0 0 0 0 1
a2 0 1 1 1 0 0
a3 0 1 1 0 1 0
.
.
.
a70 0 1 0 0 0 0
How can I do a pairwise comparison in Excel for the number "1" (ie how often does the number "1" occur at the same place for two sequences?).
I thought about a correlation matrix (that compares sequences a1-> a2, a1-> a3, a1->a4, ...., a1-> a70; a2->a3, a2-> a4, ...., a2-> a70; .....; a69-> a70), but am looking for an easy way to compute this in Excel.
I am running into one of the strangest issues I have seen in a long time. I have a user defined type that I utilize in VB6 and write out to a binary file....
View 7 Replies View RelatedI was reading this Binary Conversion from Decimal on this site, however i am unable to reply to the thread. This code is exactly what i was looking for but have the need for it to be able to give the result as a number of bits eg. i would like the result to be dispalyed as 13 bits. I have tried modifying the code without any success and would like to be able to use it in this form. Public Function Dec2Base( Num As Long, base As Long, length as long) As String
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