If the total # of items is less than 61, then I want to get a "2" if the difference between the errors and # of items is greater than 5% and a "0" if it is less than 5%.
If the total # of items is greater than or equal to 61, then I want to get a 2 if the difference between the errors and # of items is greater than 1% and a "0" if it is less than 1%.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
Errors
1
0
0
1
Total Items
50
50
50
150
>= 61 total items, Target is 1% error Rate. The above table has an error rate of .66% (1/150) and should be scored "0".
Status (column C), New Status (Column D) and Date Sent (column M) Status column (C) contains multiple stages of progress status (Being Reviewed, Filed Not, etc) New Status (D) column is blank (this is where I will enter the formula) Date Sent (M) has mostly blank cells but some with dates in them
I would like a formula in column D (New Status) which evaluates C (Status).
If C = "Filed Not" AND M is blank, then output "Filed Not - Not Sent" If C = "Filed Not" AND M has a date in it, then output "Filed Not - Sent" If C <>"Filed Not" then output whatever data exists in C
I can get each of these to work individually, however, I can't, for the life of me, get them to work into one equation.
Currently I am using an index matching function as shown below as I am looking up based on multiple (2) criteria. However for some instances I know that there will be 2 or even 3 possible outcomes that this formula could return. Despite the fact that each of these values is exactly the same, the function returns an error, which I am assuming is because it found multiple solutions.
I have a macro implemented in my worksheet which plots graphs. When you press it, it plots a graph.
What i would like it to also do is: (a) create a tab name which states Graph_1.45 {last bit is whatever the name of the data worksheet is}. - so for example i will eventually have 20 worksheets of data of the same form as the attachment. Each will have the option of the graph. So each will haveits own name, by pressing the graph button the name thatis given is Graph_"whatever the tab sheet of data's name is".
(b) Now the problem is if a user forgets to delete the worksheet it comes up with an error. Is there a way by which if the graph already exists the macro comes up with a message "Graph already exists" and gives an option to delete that graph and plot nbew one?
I am wanting to create a VB script that will take a number (in general format) of two or three digits, convert it to text, then make sure that there are enough zeros preceeding the number to make exactly 6 digits. Examples of the initial number (before the macro is run) and the final number (after it is run): ..
If the percent in a cell is more than 10% less than another cell I would like it to turn red. I would like the cell to turn yellow if the percent in that cell is within 10% below the percent in another cell, or if the percent is greater than that of another cell I would like the cell to turn green. How do I do this?
To clarify; If cell a1 is 20% and Cell a2 is 21%, I would like the color in cell a1 to turn yellow since it is less than 10% below cell a2. OR if cell a1 is 25% I would like it to turn green since it is greater than cell a2. OR if cell a1 is 10% I would like it to turn red since it is more than 10% below cell a2.
I've looked at conditional formatting and it does not seem to apply, this seems like it would need an if function combined with conditional formatting.
An example will be as follows. List all possible outcomes for 3 matches. That will be 27 possible outcomes.
I would like results for my request of 50 matches to be displayed as follows.
HHH HHD HHA HDH HDD HDA
[Code] ...........
Where: H=HOME D=DRAW A=AWAY
Is there a way i can have the possible outcomes listed as above for the outcomes of 50 football matches? I do know that the outcomes will be hundreds of millions if not billions.
See example attached. I am building a form where a user need to provide different criteria to receive a specific hourly rate. Conditions are:-
1. Age 2. A / B / C / D 3. Weekend (W) or Mid Week (M)
There are 4 age groups, 4 categories (A,B etc) and 2 Daily rates, therefore there are 32 different possible rates. I have considered nested if statements but I think this would be a very long formula - is this the only answer?
I need to fill 2 other cells with varying colours dependant on what is chosen within another cell.
I have a drop-down list in cell A2 to select either ON SITE, ACTIVE or CANCEL.
What I need then basically is... if A2 equals 'ON SITE' then fill other two cells (A3 and B1) GREEN if A2 equals 'ACTIVE' then fill other two cells (A3 and B1) YELLOW if A2 equals 'CANCEL' then fill other two cells (A3 and B1) RED
I need to compare three cells of random dates shown in Column E, F,& G with Row's H5:AK5, H7:AK7, H9:AK7 (the Dates to these rows is Static on row H3:AK3.) EX: ROW 5 has Start Date, End Date (1) and End Date (2). Compare Cell H3 between Start Date & End Date (1). If H3 falls between or equal to Start and End Date(1) then highlight cell H5. Proceed till AK3 (higlighting only the cells H5:AK5). Then compare cell H3 between or equal to End Date (1) and End Date (2) (higlighting only the cells H5:AK5). Then do the same for ROW 7 and ROW 9.
To make things a bit more difficult I need to have " WK#" in Row 14 (these WK# is on another tab called "Task" of the workbook) needs to be displayed in Row's H4:AK4, H6:AK6, & H8:AK8. EX: Compare Date in D15 between or equal to Start Date & End Date (1) then display Wk# in D14 in H4. Continue till all dates in D15:Z15 are compared to Start Date & End Date (1) and WK#'s in Row D14:Z14 are inputted if applicable in Row H4:AK4, H6:AK6, H8:AK8. I hope this is not confusing. I can't seem to use the upload option so here is alink to download a jpg of the sheet
I have a workbook that I've built for a project. I've attached a sample workbook. What I'm trying to do, for the entire sheet or workbook if possible, is turn any Cell with a percentage of 30% to 49% yellow and any cell with a percentage of 50% or more Red. I would also like to move the ID's of the variable cells, for example Id number 9922, to the cells beside the description of the rows, Affected would be an example, if the information contained in the same row as the ID meets with a set of variables.
For example I only want the ID's moved if they correspond with IDsub 1-25. One more thing, the people who will be using this spreadsheet will be copying data from a website when it is imported it does not insert the values as numbers. I would like to format the cells, in example workbook they would be any of the cells labeled ID IDsub Variable or Number, so that anything put in that cell will automatically be converted to a number.
I should also probably add that the formatting will be done on approximately 80 rows a sheet with 47 sheets.
calculating the percentage of a percentage and writing the formula for excel.
There are 295 people in a room, of the 295, 75 or 25% are mothers. (I know how to calculate 25% - 75/295 = 25.42) of the 75 mothers 35 have 3 children, 32 have 2 children and 10 have 1 child.
35 is what percent of 25% 32 is what percent of 25% 10 is what percent of 25%
Can a Function give two or more output variables. e.g.
Sub a() x = 5 result = Y(x) End Sub
Function Y (x As Integer) As Integer Dim B B = ... * x Y = ... * B
this will give back Y as a result. But if I want to get 2 or more output variables (let's say I need to get also B into sub) from one function, how should I do that? I need this because function works with large matrix and I want to extract some values appeared in between.
I'm trying to loop through a range in excel from access, checking where the titles (in Excel row 1) match with the fields (in a recordset in Access that is passed to the function) - and where they do, I want to dimension a variable to hold the column number - I'm not sure it's possible, but I'd be interested to know either way. The line I'm asking about is at the bottom of the code - the rest of the code is just to give context...
Sub ImportGeneric(rsImported As ADODB.Recordset, rsConfirmed As ADODB.Recordset) Dim fd As FileDialog Dim xl As New Excel.Application Dim wb As Excel.Workbook Dim ws As Worksheet Dim iFilePicked As Integer Dim strFilePath As String fd.Filters.clear fd.Filters.Add "Excel files", "*.xls" fd.ButtonName = "Select" iFilePicked = fd.Show If iFilePicked = -1 Then strFilePath = fd.SelectedItems(1) Else ..................
i have a "problem" to empty / reset my variables. I defined them as vHour1_KW2 where the "1" is from 1 to 21 and the "2" starts from 1 to 53. Now I want to erase all of this variables or to set the value of them to "0". At moment I use following
I have a whole number (207) in B5. This should be seen as a percentage (207%).
I want to add this percentage to the value in M15, which is not a percent (2705.8).
I would like to display this sum in M17.
The number that is displaying now, after simply putting 207% (I don't want the % symbol in there) in B5, and the formula =sum(M17,B5) in M17 is 270787%.
Is there a formula that I may use to keep track of the YTD percentage of attendance of volunteer workers over the course of a year? I have approx 200 workers meeting once a week. Their names are listed in column "A" from A-4 to A-204. Starting in column "E" is the date of the weekday for attendance.
For Example: E-1 is dated Jan. 7, 2008. F-1 is dated Jan. 14, 08 etc. I place a one (1) in the corresponding cell to show that they attended. The formula I need would start in cell D-4 and be dragged down to D-204.
There also must be a way to factor in the weeks which we are to meet that must be cancelled due to weather etc. The worker should not be penalized due to our cancellation.
I've seen a few finance excel sheets lately (don't have an example right now... ) that have a total number for something and then in parentheses next to it a percentage of the total is automatically calculated. So I have 5 pens and that's 10% of what I have in my pencil cup --> 5 (10%) is how it is displayed.
So if I filter by AREA and/or YR, I would like the % of how many were 'Approved' in that filtered range (ignoring any blank cells in the DECISION column).
So far I have a basic =TEXT(COUNTIF(C2:C6,"*Approved*")/ROWS(C2:C6),"0% ""Approval Rate""") but it doesn't work once I filter by AREA or YR, and doesn't ignore blanks.
I have attached a file with both a sample section of data on the first sheet and the outcome I would like on the second sheet... I would do it all manually but there are over 200,000 rows in the actual file.
The macro needs to calculate the percentage of sale for each reference number within each part number and move down to the next part number and do the same until it reaches the bottom.
