Each row contains a series of values which are not sequential.
For each row I want a formula which gives me the location (i.e. column 10) within that range of the first negative value, searching from left to right.
I have data starting in E7. I want it to go down the column and find the negative numbers. If it finds one then I want it to change the number in the row to the left of it to a negative. So if E67 is a negative number, make D67 a negative and so forth down the line Sounds "simple" but how do I do it?
View 7 Replies View Related[URL] to locate the first negative value. Several options are offered, of which these would work for me ....
VB:
=LEFT(ADDRESS(ROW(),CELL("col",INDEX(Range,MATCH(True,Range<0,0))),2),
FIND("$",ADDRESS(ROW(),CELL("col",INDEX(Range,MATCH(True,Range<0,0))),2),1)-1)
to return the Column Letter
And
VB:
=CELL("col",INDEX(Range,MATCH(True,Range<0,0)))
to return the Column Number.
However, I need to take it to the next step, in my application, B2:Z2 are year dates, 2014 et seq B3:Z3 contain $values , one of which might be negative So if D3 is the first negative, the solution will return the label "2016". In the same thread, the Editor offers a refinement needed for my solution, but is beyond my skill level to implement: Any solution to avoid #N/A errors for the ranges where there are no negative values? I would just use
IF(ISERROR(formula),"-",formula)....
I have data in range J2:J365 , H368:H401 & J403:J827. i want to check wether this range have negative values or not if yes load all negative values in the listbox1 by clicking checkbox.
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A2 cell: 6
A3 cell: 2
A4 cell: 4
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the result: 3
I have a CountIFS formula for a cell range for a project for work
Code: =COUNTIFS($C$75:$C$1999,A71,$G$75:$G$1999,">=-1",$G$75:$G$1999,"
Following on from Location Of First (Left-Most) Negative Value In Range
I'd like to construct a formula which gives me the position of the right-most negative value in range.
The values in the range could be positive, negative, zero, blank or text.
I have an issue with the below code:
VB:
LastRow1 = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.count
ActiveSheet.Range("R1:R" & LastRow1).FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(RC[-1]<>"""",HLOOKUP(RC[-1],Sheet2!R60:R61,2,FALSE),"""")"
The issue I have is that in sheet2 the HLOOKUP range i want to lookup will not always be in R60:R61 these rows vary depending on the amount of data above this range... is there a way of incorporating some sort of
VB : LastRow = ActiveSheet.Range("B" & Rows.count).End(xlUp).row + 1
To locate the bottom of the data and the start of the HLOOKUP range?? if is there some way of re-coding it?
I am in need if inverting a Range (top to bottom), in the same location, like this ....
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
to...
7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
How would this be done ?
I often need to save the user's current position on a worksheet, do some stuff then get them back to where they started. In the past I've saved the current location sometimes as a string and sometimes as a range.
Code:
Sub BackToRange()
Dim BackToHere As Range
Set BackToHere = Selection
' do stuff
BackToHere.Select
End Sub
Code:
Sub BackToString()
Dim BackToHere As String
BackToHere = Selection.Address
' do stuff
Range(BackToHere).Select
End Sub
I am trying to develop a spreadsheet that will calculate a cost based on a matrix. I am attaching a sample of the calculation created so far. The end result is in cell M13 and is highlighted in yellow. I kind of layed the formula out in a few different cells, so hopefully it would be easy to follow.
simplify this process with maybe another formula that I might not be aware of, or maybe show me how to get this done in VB code. I think VB code would be the correct way to go just not sure.
I am currently working on a project and encountering this problem with VLOOKUP.
I need to show the result into negative since it is negative on the table i made.
In my this scenario, it gives me this error "#N/A" even if the value is in the table.
Here are the details:
3 columns
RANGE Minutes
0.02
0.03
[Code].....
my actual table is upto minutes of +960 and -960 and still planning to go up until +1500/-1500
I have named the table as "TABLE" and the value is on "F3" I am using the command =VLOOKUP(F3,Table,3,TRUE) but if the cell is negative it return positive value how do i change the formula so it return the value to negative if it shoud be negative?
I also attached the file as your reference.
I need this to get the value in minutes if it is within the value in the range.
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example 1,
8, 6, 2, 0, -0.5, -2
the result would be 0
example 2,
8, 6, 2, -0.5, -2
the result would be -0.5
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For example, let's say that I make a certain cell active (based on the result of some other formula), and I want to select the range of cells in the adjacent column that is X rows deep. Putting this into context, imagine the resultant active cell is B2, I then want to select the range C2:C10, but if the active cell is E10, the range selected would be F10:F18 (if active cell is X, then range would be Y:Z).
The Offset function would allow me to position the cell based on the current active one, but it doesn't let me select a range. The Range function only lets you choose either hard coded or index cells, e.g. "Range(cells(y,z), cells(y,z)).select", but this is still no good because I'd need to know the index value of the active cell (can this be done?).
Here is my spreadsheet
A B C D 1 Matt 5 4 75 2 Joe 25 23 66 3 Ron 31 33 82 4 Jim 22 45 91 5 Steve 99 100 11
I used the large function to find the top 5 greatest numbers. I have them ranked in another area below the first set of numbers.
100
99
91
82
75
I need to find some sort of formula to return the name for the appropriate number. For example, I need the cell immediately to the right of 100 to return Steve; 99 to say Steve; 91 to say Jim. The INDEX/MATCH formulas used for left lookups works only for a column. I would have to set the index/match formula individually for each column to the right of the top 5 numbers, and that defeats the purpose. I might as well just find the numbers and connect the names all by hand.
I have a named range call "Options".
How do I find the top left cell of the range using a formula? Note: I do not want to use VBA if I don't have to.
I'm trying to figure out why i'm getting this error: "Object variable or With block variable not set" for this
Sub Macro3()
Dim cel As Range
Dim str1 As String
Dim SearchThing As Range
Set SearchThing = ActiveSheet.Range("I34")
str1 = Left(SearchThing.Value, Len(SearchThing) - 4)
cel.Value = str1
End Sub
The error is specifically with this line
cel.Value = str1....................
I have a 2010 excel sheet containing 14 columns and 45082 rows in total. I am quite illiterate when it comes to writing macros but I know that what I need can be achieved with a set of codes.
To be more clear, I inserted two tables below. The first one represents the current data structure, and the second one is the way I want my data to look like.
Current data structure looks like
Variable 1
Variable 2
Variable 3
[Code].....
I have data that comes from a subsytem that places the negative sign at the right of the number, so it is recognized as text. I can get around this using find and replace and then a second step to multiply that by -1, but is there a formula that can do this for me?
I was trying if(right(A1,1)="-",TBD,A1)
I have recorded the below macro and I am not very happy with it. enhance the macro and add the following:
I need to copy the range "ROW" and past it below the range "MENU". Also the range "ROW" (ROW = copy of 3 line with some cells merged) is hidden.
I need to unhide and hide back the rang ROW. Right know I have to leave the range appearing otherwise my macro doesn't work.
HTML Code:
Sub ADD()
' ActiveWindow.LargeScroll Down:=2
Range("ROW").Select
Range("ROW").Activate
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Selection.Copy
' ActiveWindow.LargeScroll Down:=-2
Rows("7:7").Select
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown
Range("A7:A9").Select
End Sub
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1. Top left cell
2. Bottom left cell
3. Top right cell
4. Bottom right cell
For example if user has selected the range B5:M30, then we would want to identify in the macro:
1. Top left cell = B5
2. Bottom left cell = B30
3. Top right cell = M5
4. Bottom right cell = M30
I am trying to find a code that will simply find the last cell in Column A of a named Range (titled: ConditionlFormatArea)?
Also IF I could get a line(s) of code that would just find the last cell in Column A of the Used Area.
I ask for both because I am not yet certain which line of code will work best for me.
When I have that cell located I need to Remove the Conditional Formatting. I think I can get the code for that part.
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Is there any easy way to identify the bottom left cell in a named range?
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