In short, if a value in Column E is < 0, then sum the amount in Column E, and this should give a total of all the negative numbers in column E, but the range parameters seem completely off in my sequence.
I am trying to pull cell values similar to a SUMIF function (SUMIF(range,criteria,sum_range)). For example, in A1 I use a data list created from data elsewhere on the spreadsheet. In the data I created elsewhere, there are 2 columns being used. The 1st column is the information that is being used to create the list and the second column contains specific values (number or text). In the dropdown menu I select an available value (text or number) . When I have selected that value I would like cell A2 to show what the cell directly to the right of it shows from the data I have elsewhere in the spreadsheet as mentioned. I have tried the SUMIF function however it seems to exclude certain values (number or text) and I am not sure what else to use.
I've got some data formatted by column in the worksheet that I'd like to pass into the function and have it return something from an array. This is essentially a replacement for vlookup, but easier considering the volumn of data I've got. Take something like this...
Column N will have integers (0 through 20)
I want to pass contiguous parts of N into the function and have it return the corresponding sum of values from the respective positions in an array I defined locally. Here is the function:
how to pass multiple parameters using a range of cells to MSQuery? When I try to it tells me that I can select a single cell only. Anyone know of a new and improved sql driver to use with Excel?
Is it possible to set parameters on a query but use a wildcard to return all instances? I have a query that I want to be able to set multiple parameters on but give the user the ability to select as many or as few parameters as they want to see. 2 of the parameters are number fields and 2 are text fields with no spaces.
I thought I may of been able to get away with just using a simple macro which I could duplicate to copy all the cells in a column between 2 and 251 and
pasting them to another column on another sheet and it only referencing the available text within the first column, but it would appear to be referencing the
blank cells as well, which is creating errors for another function using this column.
So ideally I would like a macro to copy just the text data from a column within the range (F2:F251) on worksheet "Expansion". All the cells have formulas in them which create a unique text string from other cells on the same sheet.
Not all the cells within the column will be populated with text strings at the same time, but the rows of text will always start at "F2" and fill down without blank cells between the list of text strings.
The list of text strings will then be copied over to a different worksheet "AG-1" and pasted into column "A" starting at cell "A2".
This function is then repeated 14 more times for (G2:G251) through to (T2:T251) each pasted to different worksheets "AG-2" through to "AG-15" respectively, in column "A" starting at "A2".
The first column to be found in the process with a blank cell in the starting row of that column, would deem the process complete. Otherwise continue the
I want to do is sort in ascending sequence, a range defined as rTrainRow which is a row of text data. Each cell in the row can contain space, blank, one Alphabetic character or a special character such as $, %, (, +, etc.
I have a problem regarding buttons.I have placed buttons on my excel sheet with a regular spacing between them.These buttons are placed dynamically on the sheet and I don't know what will be their names as user can add as many as they like.Now the problem is suppose there are two buttons in the range "A1:d8" and say now i delete the this range (using range("A1:d8").entirerow.delete) then buttons do not get completely deleted .A very thin line size button still remains on the sheet.
I've compiled code to take responses from a user form and insert them into a spreadsheet line by line using
iRow = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Row to find the last used row and move down to the next row to insert new data.
I've just realised though testing, that I've allowed users to skip putting an answer in the first box which writes to the sheet and so I can inadvertantly overwrite answers using the code above.
How do I modify my code to look for the next 'completely blank' row and start to fill new data?
Is there any way to remove the ribbon from view completely. I am aware they allow us to minimize it and I can do that through VBA or Macros however I don't want the people doing the entry to have any access to the ribbon at all.
My boss has passed me his laptop that he had been designing a spreadsheet on (Excel 2000). The 'forms' toolbar has completely disappeared. When I right click the area where the toolbars are normally docked it lists every one except forms. clicking customise appears to list a few more menus - but no sign of FORMS. If I click 'new' in customise and type in Forms for the name it tells me 'a toolbar named 'forms' already exists' (so where is it!)
I am looking for code that fills empty cells found in columns A-F by copying and pasting the value from the cell of the previous row (of the same column) ignoring columns G onwards. The copying/ pasting then should stop when it encounters its first completely blank row.
I can't seem to get why one code is giving a correct solution and the other one, not even close. They are both identical but there are some difference.
The program is suppose to pick up about 11 cell values, it then store these cell values into a collection, and randomly picking out the 11 values without repeating until there is no more to pick out.
Here is the code: (the top one doesn't give the correct result, it picks it out of the same ones and the number doesn't seem to store correctly, the bottom codes works as it suppose to work.)
I have a simple sumif formula that says =SUMIF(W61:W112,"<30",J61:J112). In column W, there are values ranging from 0 to 5000. If the formula is written like it is above, it excludes summing values from column J when the cell in column W equals 0. Why is this? I can just add another function that says sumif "=0", but I don't think I should have to.
We're setting up a test for candidates in an Excel 2010 workbook and want to get a sense of their native ability to spell. We'd like to disable spell check for the entire workbook. I've looked in Options>Proofing, even tried removing the dictionary, but haven't found a way to completely disable spell check from working. Is it possible to achieve? We'd settle for being able to disable spelling within a textbox.
I'm looking to build a football data sheet on matches played with a column that adds up the last 3 match goals for the team in that row. I've only managed to get as far as adding up all goals for a team in a static date range using SUMIF. I imagine this is more complex and requires some kind of changing sum range that's relative to the cell I'm in.
I'm intermediate at best so any array formulas and VB script would preferred to be avoided if possible.
in the watered down example below, I'd like to add up all home team goals for Hereford in the last 3 matches, therefore excluding the game on the 10th (row 1) giving a total of 5. I'd like this formula to copy down from a13 to future matches and therefore update. So the next week's match will add goals for hereford from e13,e11,e8 but exclude e2, e5. Yes you've guessed it... I'm trying to work out recent team form to predict match outcomes for financial gain...
I have come across this SUMIF formula which sum a range and ignoring errors produced by formulas in the range, I can't figure out how this works and need the expertise of the Excel experts here. =SUMIF(A2:A9,"<1E100"). What does "<1E100" represent and how its work
I'm trying to built a range to be used at SUMIF. I have the sheet names at column A:A and want to create something dynamic to avoid selecting sheet by sheet all the neccesary ranges but sumif doesn't recognize a range like A1&"!"&B:B for example. I tried different ways but I can't get it!
How do I sumif the date falls between two dates in a quarter.
For example Date of Activity - CellBG43 = 10/10/2008
I want to sum the corresponding Cell BJ43 with cost associated with the activity if the date falls between "01/10/2008"and "31/12/2008". I tried =sumif(BG43,">=01/10/2008 and <=31/12/2008",BJ43), =sumif(BG43,">=01/10/2008 & <=31/12/2008",BJ43) and it didn't work.
I have a large spreadsheet, to which I add 4 weeks worth of data, from a database printout, (cut n paste) to the bottom, this could be any number of rows. However there is a column with week numbers in for each row. I can happily use =SUMIF('FORM R60'!$H$1:$H$1248,$A1,'FORM R60'!$AH$1:$AH$1248)
This gives me the info I need on a TOTALS sheet, across various columns and rows, where the formula sits, adjusted for whichever column of data I require totals. This info is then read by another spreadsheet.
However, rather than manually change the formula (to suit a range) to add certain numbers of weeks, as I do now, I would like to include in the formula a condition say where the week numbers are >5 and <10, preferably if the condition could refer to cells.
At the moment I have the below formula that retrieves a value from a separate sheet (the INDIRECT part of the formula determines the sheet to be looked at, as there are numerous and they are dependent upon what is displayed in two drop down lists in cells B3 & E3).
The problem is that the ranges F6:F30000, AJ6:AJ30000 and AA6:AA30000 are not always consistently in the same column position each and every time I receive a refresh of the report. The column headings, however, are always in the same row. Obviously I don't want to have to manually update the formula every time I receive a refresh of the report, so any way that I can get the aforementioned ranges to become more dynamic, so that the correct value will be retrieved each time? I am thinking something like an INDEX/MATCH combo but I am struggling to apply that idea to the 'SUM RANGE' section of the SUMIF function. This is the formula I have so far:
I have data headings in A1-E1 and actual data in A2-E2. I have a SUMIF function in F2.
A B C D E F A B A B B 1 2 3 4 5 =SUMIF(A1:E1;"A";A2:E2)
When I insert new data columns between column E and F, the formula still refers to columns A-E although I would like to have the newly added columns in that SUMIF-function included.
For example, if I add 3 new columns, the new SUMIF-function (now in cell I2) should become =SUMIF(A1:H1;"A";A2:H2).
