Minimum Value For Spinner Dependent On Another Spinner
Apr 10, 2008
I have a chart where I set lower and upper threshold lines by use of two spinners. It goes awry if you set the upper limit below the lower limit. Is there a way to set the minimum value of one spinner so that it can't go below the maximum value of the second one?
Is there any way (Through settings and/or VBA) to let the spinner function to increment by decimal value? The current setting allows the incremental value of 1.
I am setting up a couple of spinners to control dates. Unfortunately, the maximum value for a spinner is 30000 which is some date in 1986. I need the dates to go from current through 2010.
I am having difficulty trying to find a walkthrough or any other information on how to pair a spinner box to a textbox. Preferably I would like it to show 12:00 and move in 15 minute increments and I seem to be hitting many roadblocks and errors.
I have a Piece of Code that copys a Row in my Spreadsheet and Pastes it underneath the original Row.
The Problem that I am having is that within the Row it Copys there is a Spinner in it. I want the Spinner to be copied also but the Cell that the Spinner is Linked to Says as the Original Cell, it doesnt move Down with the New Row Pasted in.
Here is the code that i have written to Copy the Row and Paste it down a Row.
Attached is a print screen. I'm struggling with using the min function in vba. I want it to find the minimum cumulative cost in week 0 out of the first three, and the copy the permutations of it (1,0 or 1, 1 , e.t.c.) to Week one column C & D of the model.
Situation: I have two drop down lists 1) Country and 2) States/province
Country has list: [US, Canada]
If "US" is selected, [Arizona ,Florida, NewYork] is listed in the 2nd drop down list If "Canada" is selected, [Alberta, Ontario, Quebec] is listed in the 2nd drop down list
Scenario: First, I select "US" and choose the states to "Florida" Next I change the country to "Canada" and forgot to choose province Then, the 2nd dropdown list is changed to [Alberta, Ontario, Quebec], BUT the current value is still "Florida"
Probem: Now I have "Canada" and "Florida" selected in the sheet
Question: If the primary list is changed, can I make the 2nd drop down list to show a default value (e.g. blank or the first entry i.e. Alberta)?
I have had a lot of luck finding what I need from the search areas, and I even found some information on the formula I am trying to build. The problem is I don't understand it and I need some help. First let me set it up for you. (I do not know the formula)
If cell L125 is has a value >0.00, I need to locate the smallest value the range of cells C125:F125, I then need to subtract L125 from that number, otherwise enter nothing.
This really has me baffled. I tried and I tried but it will not find the smallest value then subtract L125.
If Average GMV (Cell A1) is less than 75% of Average BP (Cell B1), use Average GMV, however the Average GMV or Average BP can't be less than $600 million. Multiply the result by .01*1/3. Below are two equations I've created, however each of them only solves one part of the problem.
Essentially Average BP would be used, unless Average BP was something like $900,000,000 and Average GMV was around $650,000,000. At this point Average GMV is 72% of Average BP and above the $600,000,000 minimum.
I have a table populated with equations. I need to write a function to find the smallest value in that table. However, I want to ignore the zero values.
From a dataset containing 8, 5, 0, 7 I want to find 5, not zero.
I am looking to create a formula to determine the minimum value within the top 80% of a range, but relative to certain values in other columns. e.g. Column A Country Column B New Customer Column C Revenue
I need to determine what the minimum value is for the top 80% of revenue in column C, but only including Country=UK in column A and New Customer=Yes in column B. This will tell me that the top 80% generate at least £x in revenue
I am calculating several cells which in certian circumstances I want the amount to be limited to a max amount. I have a cell that will be used to indicate whether or not to limited the amount, but I am not able to come up with a viable formula. Here is my SUM Formula info:
My current calculation =SUM(S16:S18,S21,E22:R22) The cell that will drive the restricted amount I7(H or S). If S is used in this cell the amount should be limited to 80. If H is used then the calculation should be exact.
I searched and found a couple things dealing with zeroes or other errors, but not the #N/A errors.
I have a range of numbers in A1:a100. To make this range linegraph-friendly, I have all blank or zero entries defaulted to appear as #N/A. Now the problem is that I would like to find the minimum number in the range, but the #N/A entries are messing things up.
has any of you happened to make a function that finds the minimum NONZERO value in a data range? (i.e. all data are numbers, all of them are positive, but some of them are zero. The function should take the excel range as input, and return the minimum value above zero).
I have created a worksheet with headers on each column each has different and used the =MIN function to find the lowest value. All good so far.... Now instead of returning the value I would like it to return the header text.
For Example.
Four columns Tom Paul Harry Bob
Tom has a value of 10 in the cell below.
Paul has a value of 5 in the cell below. and so on with Harry and Bob
Using the =MIN(A3:D3) I get the lowest value (in this case)5. I want to the returned value as Paul instead of 5.
I have 3 columns 1st one has numbers that reference a wellbore.
2nd have a depth
3rd has a number value (a mud weight) volume
Well API example Depth Weight 42050102600000 10000 10.2 42050102600000 9500 9.2 42050102600000 6500 8.5 42050105000000 12000 11.0 42050105000000 7500 6.0 42050105000000 10200 9.5 42050110100000 8000 8.0 42050110100000 9500 9.2
I want the formula to give me based on the well API number the max depth and the weight associated to that max depth. And the minimum depth and the weight associated to that minimum depth. I'm not sure how to say it in a formula. I don't want to use VBA.