I need a formula that can work out a percentage increase or decrease from cell J2 to L2.
J2 is the current data with L2 being the previous data - so the formula would compare J2 with L2 and tell me if there is an increase or decrease shown as a percentage.
The figures fluctuate from month to month so they could be either an increase or decrease. There are over 300 entries so I can't go through each one adjusting the formula accordingly - this is why I need the formula to do the working out if it is up or down.
I have totals in d18 and e18 and need to find the percentage increase or decrease between the 2. E18 is last year's value and D18 is this year's value. Which formula will give me what I am looking for:
I have a simple spreadsheet. A value is inserted in cell B4.
I want to increase that value or decrease it by adding a button in the next cells, C4 or D4, to increase and decrease that value instead of manually typing in the new value.
I have a macro that increase a cell number and one that decreases a cell number, heres my code:
Code: Sub Macro1() Dim t t = Split(Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("d5").Text, "/") t(0) = Format(t(0) + 1, "0") Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("d5") = Join(t, "/")
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So they do exactly what i want them to do but i want to put a limitation on them, so say the number in the cell is 0 then i dont want it to be able to subtract from it anymore, and say the number is 20 i dont want it to be able to add any more, i tried to put if statments into the code but no luck.
I have a 49 numbers in cell A1:AW1 they are not in acceding order. I want to separate all groups start from lowest number to highest giving them deferent color. As shown in example table below in cell (A2 start with nş 6 and increase up to nş 47 till cell F2 =yellow color) then Cell (G3 decrease nş 3 and increase up to nş 49 till cell L49=Green Color) and continue same process for rest ....
how to change the cell colour due to a sum increase or decrease? For example: if the amount is greater than 200, change cell colour to green. If under 200 change cell colour to yellow.
I'm dealing with the following problem. Say I have a set af values:
A B 1 567 2 546 3 567 4 554 5 572 6 543
I can easily determine the average of the values in column B (=AVERAGE(B1:B6)) But I also want to know if the average is increasing or decreasing without making a chart and trendline. Concrete: I want the cell with average (say B7) to turn green when the trendline has a positive growth and red when negative.
I have a single simple question, so let's get straight to the point: I have an A column with these values:
I:::I::::::A::::::I::::::B:::::.... I==================== .... I 1 I____40____I_________ .... I 2 I____50____I_________..... I 3 I____30____I_________.....
And I need each of these values increased/decreased by a constant number.
So far, I only found formulas where all cells are, say, added into a single result, as you can see here:.....
I need to be able to select a certain number (from, say, 1-20) from a drop down menu, which will decide a number of rows (filled with data) on the next sheet. As I prefer not to give anyone the sheet I'm actually working on I made a quick look-a-like which might explain this better.
A and B are different scenarios, with different values in the fake drop-down menu I made. Just to pass on the understanding of what I want the values to do. If putting a drop-down menu there is troublesome, then I can live without them. But entering a certain value in the field and getting that number of rows for a certain product is what I need. I tried searching for a function/macro to use for this, but I dont know what exactly to look for. Name, etc
Below i have example table in which Cells B2:G4 have draw numbers. In Cells I2:X4 I have numbers in 3 groups, Group start with small number and finish with highest number.
For example in row 2 first groups is 5 to 36, second group is 10 to 30 and third group is 4 to 41 and continue same for rest rows ....
in speeding up the below code as it does not seem to matter whether I use For, If loop etc - it runs too slowly. Basically we have one sheet which is input in a different timezone that needs converting to GMT... since daylight saving I wrote some code to cover the +/- 1 hour difference (this seems to work quite well) yet when it comes to converting the actual cells it runs incredibly slowly. I appreciate any help but its only the code after "Sheets("data").Unprotect" that i think needs changing. The time stamp is in column 7 - I hope this makes enough sense - which then gets converted by either 4.5 or 5.5 hours dependent on british summer time.
Sub TimeConvert()
With Application .Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic . ScreenUpdating = False .DisplayAlerts = False .EnableEvents = False End With
Dim FirstDate As Date Dim Position, DayIndex, lgrow, lstrow As Long, TargetMonth As Long, Stweekday, Enweekday, Tdate As Date, TargetYear As Long, cell As Range Dim bst As Boolean
How to increase & decrease numbers evenly for a spreadsheet.
I have a number in cell F16 that can be changed and for this example say it has a value of 900. I have a number in cell F17 that is always more than cell F16, for this example lets say it is 1000.
What I'm trying to do is create 10 numbers evenly increasing away from 900 (F16) in value, & 10 numbers evenly decreasing in value away from 900 (Cell F16) but here's the catch.
What makes this tricky is that the numbers that are increasing in value away from 900 (F16) can't be bigger than the value of F17 , IE in this example the number 1000
So the formulas must evenly distribute 10 numbers BETWEEN 900 & 1000. This must have the same even distribution for the increasing numbers & decreasing numbers.
I'll attach a sheet also. So, if you say 900 is a starting point & 1000 is the ending point, what formulas would you need in each cell to evenly increase to 1000?
Also,, going the other way, decreasing, away from 900 at the same rate as the increase?
Really stuck n this 1. Spreadsheet here: [URL] ...... Screenshot here: [URL] ......
I'm building a keypad out of commandbutton controls, and there's this strange resizing behavior with the commandbuttons. I've attached an example, as it's much easier to see than describe.... but essentially, clicking a button seems to enlargen it slightly, and then two clicks later, it 'dezooms' back to original size (even with shadows turned off). while this is not hugely noticeable individually, it feels really strange when there's a whole keypad of commandbuttons.
I am having difficulty finding information on coding my spin button on a user form. I searched and haven't found any information. I need to do is code a spin button to increase or decrease by 1 each time it is clicked up or down. I would like it to populate to a text box on my form if that is possible.
If a cell is not blank, then increase that amount by a percentage identified in another cell and display the value only without any formalas in a new cell. To this end I wrote this IF statement:
=IF(I2>0,CP9=(CA9*I2/100)+CA9,CP9="")
Observation: I see a FALSE in CS9 where this IF statement exists, however, CP9 does not display the required value.
Is it possible through a macro that the cells where numbers is in percentage format should not show any decimal points (is should not roundoff) just decimal points should not visible. I am aware that this can be done by "decrease decimal" but data will be across thousand of rows manually it will be very time consuming.
I require to enter a percentage into the gross profit column, and for this to interact with the cost column, then for the revenue column to return the total of the cost including the profit.
I'm doing research with a professor at the University of Florida. This is my first time using Excel to any extent, so I need everything from the ground up!
I have the housing values for each of the 50 states from 1975 to 2006. I need to analyze each state individually to see if there were any points during that 26 year span when housing values increased by more than 20%. I need to know when this increase started and when values peaked and began to fall. I could do this manually, but I'm assuming that would take a while.
Is there a simple way to do this in excel? A macro, or a UDF (I have no clue about either of them by the way).
The 50 states are listed in a column and the rows next to each state having housing values for the 26 years. ( I don't know if that is relevant).
I need a formula that will tell me how many minutes/hours are needed to hit a certain percentage.
For example, I need to do 60% of my time doing one thing (Team), and 40% of my time doing another (Individual). So, I need to know, if I've spent 5.5 hours doing Team, and 4 hours doing Individual, I need to know that I need to do .5 hours to hit the correct split.
I can't figure out what formula to use that will increase the current total to best figure out how many minutes I'll need to do either Team or Individual to hit the 60/40 split. It doesn't need to actually tell me 15 minutes, etc, but .25 would be fine (everything is done in .25 increments).
I am trying to do a spreadsheet that calculates the monthly rent from 9/1/14 through 1/1/15, then rent gets reduced from 2/15/14 through 1/1/16, then after that there will be an increase of 3% per year for each year until 8/2019.
What I need is a worksheet which will generate fields from a set of variables (similar to a loan amortization schedule).
I don't know how to write the field code to include the annual percentage rate increase based on that additional input variable.
Input variables would be:
starting rate: (ex: 8¢/kilowatt hour) starting date: (ex: July 2013) average kw hours/month: (ex: 1062.5 kw hours) annual rate increase: (ex: 3% *default 0%) years to display: (ex: 25 years, *shown in months in fields below) service months per year: (ex: 12 *default 12)
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So, data fields below the variables would be blank until these are entered.
Assume I would protect the sheet to avoid messing it up.
this would generate a chart showing rates over time from the fields below.
Also it would generate fields in a summary area to show the rate per year for future years.
Secondary, if there were a way to input actual usage and rates from specific months in the past, that would be useful but not part of this forecast model.
The goal of this model is to forecast electrical costs for residential power users compared to independent solar power generation to 25 years forward.
I want to make this because I am skeptical of the advertised savings that solar installers use to convince clients that their return on investment is so high. I believe their data to be greatly inflated projections.
Using this in comparison with other data such as inflation and wages will allow me to get a very good economic picture of the future of independent solar energy generation and its impact on the average home owner.
