I'm trying to run a loop which will do something when there is a value in the cell, but skip the cell (or delete the row) when there is no value.
I pulled this from another thread, but it isn't working for me: ...
I have a simple formula, =IF(A1=0,"",A1) to replace 0 with blank. However ISBLANK doesn't recognize the result as blank, because it's really testing for an empty / unused cell rather than a blank one.
Is there something I can replace the "" with so that ISBLANK returns true?
how can i express a null cell in formula,because put "" in a cell not a real null cell, i reckon MS put some occupation symbol into that cell which do not display. cause i want to use "skip the Null cell" function which located in the selection paste manu.
I am trying to do a COUNTIF the cell is not empty. Sometimes the value starts with a number but sometimes the value is a letter.
I figured out how do one or the other but not both.
=COUNTIF(E2:E65536,">""")
=COUNTIF(E2:E65536,">0")
Is is some how possible to combine them together.
Looking for a way to correct what is going on with row 9. I need it to return either zero or empty, but also include the current formula.
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View 4 Replies View RelatedI am finding that I am using the 'go to' option frequently in my macros, but I feel very limited by the options that I have (I need to learn VB-I know) I would like primarily to discover how to select the last cell containing anything (not including blanks like the 'last cell' option in the edit>go to) within a selected row. Ideally, I would like a formula to fill downward a given amount of rows so as to prevent myself from having to fill them all the way down to the end of the spreadsheet (therebye making the file to large). Also, If anyone could guide me to a resource at which I can find similar commands.
View 9 Replies View RelatedHow exactly does Excell treats uninitialized variables ? I have created a function which takes in one of the cell values as a parameter.. However, it seems that when I don't reference an empty cell, the code does not work. Let the function be ABC, and the let the cell be A1
When I use
=ABC(....,A1,....) , it works
However, when I use
=ABC(....,,....) I am getting an eror
Now , I tried using the IsEmpty function , and it seems tht when i use ,, or ,"", then the variable is not caught.. however, the variable is caught when i use an empty cell such as ,A1,
FYI, I am using the vba's formula method to assign this function to a cell. So when I use
"," & ActiveCell.Offset(to reach A1).Value & "," , I see blank ,, when A1 is empty
In Excel I want to use a marco to automate a process so that for all the cells in a Range, if any cell is null, it changes to value 0. How can I achieve that?
View 1 Replies View Relatedif cell = null, then skip it to the lower cell.
the data is like this:
A361
A37
A38
A391
and i want to be like this:
A36
A39
without delete the row.
I have a VBA program which is running very slowly on one of my computers, but none of the others.
Here's a piece of code which illustrates the problem, which is that assigning a null string to a cell is very slow.
Option Explicit
Public Sub test()
Dim objSh As Worksheet
Dim I As Integer
Set objSh = Worksheets("Sheet1")
MsgBox "test1"
For I = 1 To 1000
objSh.Cells(1, 1) = ""
Next
MsgBox "test2"
For I = 1 To 1000
objSh.Cells(1, 1) = " "
Next
MsgBox "done"
End Sub
If I change this to assign a space instead it is very fast (about 1,000 times faster).
This slow machine is not normally slow; an ACER Aspire 9410Z with 2GB RAM, running Vista Ultimate.
Other machines run this code OK on a mix of Windows XP, 2000 and Vista Business. with Excel 2003, 2000 and 2007.
Ultimate seems to be the only unique factor of the machine where it runs slowly.
I tried to answer a problem on here by giving this formula: = COUNTIF(A1:B6,"=""")
but it doesn't work on my machine. Nor does =COUNTIF(A1:B6,"<>"""). In either case, the effect is as if all cells in the range are non-blank. But the result of =A1="" is "TRUE". Neither syntax is rejected by Excel; in fact, if you omit one of the quotes, the syntax is corrected to the form shown. So I am curious. Does this work normally, but some setting in my machine is stopping it? Or, if it never works, why is it not giving a syntax error? I am using Excel 2000.
The results of the formula in cell K36 in the attached spreadsheet returns a value of null. It should be $1,200. Am I blind or have I done something wrong. I just can't see the problem with the formula.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI am building a template ("Table") that will import data from 4 other spreadsheets and then format the data once its all in the template. I need to delete all rows where a name didn't import. The names are landing in column B (starting with B22), so I set up my code using an active cell loop macro to examine each cell to see if it was empty, and then to delete the row if it were. I've tried 4-5 iterations of code but nothing is working correctly.
Apparently when the fields are copied over from the other spreadsheets, some empty cells actually have something in them such that they are not completely blank. What syntax I can use so that I capture every instance of a blank/empty cell and delete that corresponding row? Some of the code I've tried is below.
[Code] .....
I think my brain is shutting down.
Sinario is simple
I have data with rows that are one cell off.
PHP
Row A Row B
MR. H. JOEL DEAN
ALBERT PALMISANO
ELIZABETH FATZINGER
DAVID ALLEN
MR. SCOTT POLGAR
I am attempting to delete the blank cells and left.
below is the macro I have been trying to work with.
I'm looking up values from a pivottable.
I have the pivottable options to show nothing if error.
If the pivottable has nothing showing for the quarter I would like the formula to return nothing.
It's currently returning '0%'
So I'm getting the following
Qrt1 = 88%
Qrt2 = 0%
Qrt3 = 0%
Qrt4 = 0%
Average = 22%
The answer I want is
Qrt1 = 88%
Qrt2 =
Qrt3 =
Qrt4 =
Average = 88%
In the pivottable the only quarter that has a value is Qrt1 (88%) - The others are blank
Since there is a chance I could have a qrt with 0% I can't just iqnore the zero when averaging. how to do this?
Here is my formula
Code:
=IFERROR(GETPIVOTDATA("HHCompl",DataSelection_units!$A$5,"fldEntity",$A$1,"fldUnit",$A39,"Quarter",B$38)," ")
When I insert a double quote ("") into a cell as a Null value this causes problems when creating formulas that use the cell.
I've searched many posts to do with Null values but can only find information on checking for a Null value, like ISBLANK().
But, I've not been able to find any information on how to write a formula like
=IF(ISBLANK(A1), "",A1/B1)
and substitute the double quote ("") with a value that is Truly Null?
How do I use the following code
Private Sub ListBox16_Change()
Label28.Caption = ListBox4.Value + ListBox8.Value + ListBox16.Value + ListBox20.Value
End Sub
But only add the listbox values that are not null?
The results of the formula in cell K36 in the attached spreadsheet returns a value of null. It should be $1,200. Am I blind or have I done something wrong.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have 2 sets of criteria, column B and D, both are ranked in column C and E respectively.
Cell h2 and h3 have the minimum requirements so I essentially want to add onto the RANK formula I have so if a person does not meet the minimum rank cells will return a null value.
I have a large number of customers listed in an excel sheet that may recieve a visit from my organisation. The reason for the visit may vary and sometimes a customer may recieve more than one visit. Each Row (or record) maps to a customer. Each column has a visit type which I insert a date in to say when the customer has been visited.
I am looking for a function that will return if a customer has been visited or not. As dates can be summed like numbers I am currently saying in the "Visits Recieved" column =if(sum of dates (visit type colunm) >0, 1,0) Then I simply sum the column to get my answer of how many csutomers have been visited.
I have two sheets in my workbook: one holds data (Sheet2), the other processes the data (Sheet1). Sheet2 has temperature data for each hour of every day during the year 1997 - about 9000 rows. Sheet1 averages the temperatures for each day together, and therefore has only 365 rows.
However, some of the data is missing - null values are represented by the value -9999. Sheet1 only averages hourly data if there at least 22 non-null values. If there are fewer than 22 non-null values, a message is written into the cell to indicate such. (See day 119 on Sheet1 in the attached file for an example of this)
I have the formula worked out to this point; however, I'd like to add in one more constraint: if a day has 2 or fewer null values, I still would like to average the data, but omit the null values in the average. (See day 118 on Sheet1 in the attached file for an example of this). My formula so far:
I do (I've cut it out, saved, closed, reopened, tried different naming conventions). The code does 2 things:
1) Copies the selection from the Listbox ("RegionSelect") to another worksheet ("Steps")
2) Uses that value to copy and paste other items into the same sheet.
The first part is working, the second part gives me a "Run-Time error '94': Invalid Use of Null" error on this line:
In the following range:
Code:
.Range("C13", .Range("C13").End(xlDown))
For column G, I want to put "N/A" into blank cells.
Like this:
Column CColumn GFIC0021FIC0012FIC0063FIC003N/AFIC0341
I'm attempting to enter a formula into cells on a spreadsheet through a macro.
I want the formula to read:
=if(isblank(G1),"",month(G1))
but because this is being created within a macro it doesn't like the double quotations.
I can get it to display "0" but i want those cells to be NULL. Right now my only idea is to make an IF statement in the code that doesn't insert a formula in those instances, but I'd like to keep them all as formulas for later changes. Anyway around this dilemma?
Example Code (only a piece):
Code:
With Range("F1")
.Value = "=if(isblank(G1),,month(G1))"
.AutoFill Destination:=Range("F1:F" & lastrow)
End With
I've been looking at code a lot here and at the end I always see people ending their VBA code by setting the variables to nothing. Why is this done? Don't all the variables in the sub automatically get trashed when the sub ends?
So what would be the difference of me doing:
Code:
Sub emailUser(strSubject As String, strMessage As String)
'Allows you to email the user if an error occurs instead of giving a messagebox
'and stopping everything. This way if something can not be checked out, you know
'what happened and can redo it the next morning (or fix the error if need be)
Dim olApp As Object 'Outlook.Application
Dim Msg As Object 'Outlook.MailItem
[Code] .....
vs
Code:
Sub emailUser(strSubject As String, strMessage As String)
'Allows you to email the user if an error occurs instead of giving a messagebox
'and stopping everything. This way if something can not be checked out, you know
'what happened and can redo it the next morning (or fix the error if need be)
Dim olApp As Object 'Outlook.Application
Dim Msg As Object 'Outlook.MailItem
[Code] ........
In a column "V", when the user enter "Y", i need to copy the entire row to another sheet("Written-off"), its working fine.Sometimes the first 2 columns of that entire row where the user enter "Y" may be null, so using my code, copy first entire row where user put "Y" and paste to another sheet("Written-off"), then user also enter "Y" to wherever in "V" column, this time the entire row should overwrite the last row in the "Written-off" sheet.
I found the reason is first column of the last row was null, so when check the first cell, if it is empty then the next entire row should be copied that area.
Is there anyway to check first 2 cells of the last row in a sheet in null or not?
If Right(Left(ActiveCell.Address, 2), 1) = "V" Then
myColumn = "V"
If Intersect(Target, Columns(myColumn)) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
On Error GoTo last
If UCase(Target.Value) = "Y" Then
Target.EntireRow.Copy Sheets("Written-Off").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)(2)
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Sheets(Sh.Name).Select
Else
Exit Sub
End If
I'm having a problem with a seemingly simple formula I can't quite figure out. I need to search through four cells, M(n)-P(n), to find out if they have a value in each cell respectably. When the values are found I need them to form a make shift column in which the three cells underneath the cell with the formula are filled with any available values.
For example:
John Smith has the values: 1 in col M, 2 in col N, 3 in col O, and 4 in col P. That is of course ideal and I would be able to fill in the other cells very easy. But in my case John Smith has values: 1 in N, and 2 in P. Or whatever other order you can think of. I wrote a formula that looks like this:
=IF((M2="")*(N2="")*(O2=""),P2,(IF((M2="")*(N2=""),O2,(IF((M2=""),N2,M2)))))
This seems to work if they have a value in column M, but if for instance they dont but have a value in column N instead, it doesn't produce a result. Could someone give me some advice to what I am doing wrong? I am still new at writing formulas, so I'm sure there has to be some function I don't know about that would make this a lot easier.
I need a formula that will return "true" only if ALL cells in the specified range are not Null (<>""). I'd like to assign a value (% complete) only after all tasks under a phase have been given a completion date.
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Is there a way to accomplish this? In addition, I use the same variables in a loop, which are reset at the beginning of the loop. Is there a way to reset a variable without giving it a value (like 0)?