In columns A and B, I have a list of time values. Format: [h]:mm:ss. Column C is B-A. Last row of Column C is the sum of all time values of column C. Sometimes A>B, or either A or B is blank. In such casescorresponding C value becomes ##### (negative date and time) And hence sum of all C values which is in last row of C becomes ####.
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I have a huge sheet with data. I want to fix all values exceeding e.g. 2000 to 2000.
for instance:
400 --> 400
1600 --> 1600
2300 --> 2000
700 --> 700
3100 --> 2000
etc.
I want to look to a range and if there is a value greater than zero I want to count it. I keep going round in circles trying to do this and now I give up.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to replace all numbers in the worksheet which are greater than 200 with 200. I mean all numbers greater than 200 should be set to 200. values are not all in the same column or same row, they are spread throughout the worksheet. I tried using the Find and Replace, but it can replace only a specified value with only another specified value. I want to use some kind of a filter which will choose all numbers greater than 200, and make them 200.
View 8 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to sum all values greater than 5,000,00 and less than or equal to 10,000,000. I have this formula:
Code:
=SUMIFS(B6:B1359,B6:B1359,">"&L2,B6:B1359,"=
Members in our club enter competitions each month and receive scores. I want to be able to average the top five scores from the last ten competitions each member entered, keeping in mind that not all members enter all competitions and will score 0 in this situation.
Its easy if members enter every competition, but I want a formula that will work also for when members may only enter 10 of the last say 15 competitions and I still need to find the average of the top 5 scores.
Member Name is in A1, and then scores are in A2-A25.
I have a column of values. If a row's value is greater than 0, I want to count it as a value of 100 and add the result. I can get this far: =SUMIF(H11:H12,">0")
...but I don't understand what would come next. What I am trying to do is to use the above formula to total the actual sum of an array and then to also create a second column which assigns a maximum value total based on each row's non-zero result being worth up to 100. Using the above formula as a reference again, the formula that I am seeking would return a total value of 200 if both H11 and H12 contained any value greater than 0. I plan to use these two results then to calc a percentage.
I am using vlookup to read a 3500 from the table below.
"Vd =65mph
R(ft)"e
126001.5
91302.0
82002.2
74302.4
67702.6
62002.8
57103.0
52803.2
48903.4
45403.6.......
My question is how do I write the formula so that it looks up a radius of 3500 by looking up a value slightly smaller than 3500, in this case 3440 and return the value of 4.4
I am trying the sumproduct funtion,but getting #value error.I only want to sum up values greater than zero,omiting blanks,formulas
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have 2 sheets, i need to transfer every cell value criteria >0 from sheet2 to sheet1. See the code below
Sub datatransfer()
Dim rngqty As Range
Dim nextcell As Range
Set nextcell = Sheet1.Cells(Sheet1.Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
Sheets("Reqorder").Activate
For Each rngqty In Sheets("Reqorder").Range("c4", "n57")
Do While rngqty>0
Cells(rngqty.Row, 1).Copy
nextcell.PasteSpecial (xlPasteValues)
Cells(1, rngqty.Column).Copy
nextcell.Offset(0, 1).PasteSpecial (xlPasteValues)
rngqty.Copy
nextcell.Offset(0, 2).PasteSpecial (xlPasteValues)
Loop
Next rngqty
End Sub
I am creating a spreadsheet that allocates hours to different categories of work - for example, "Fire Protection". I need the allocated hours for all of the different Fire Protection duties to only show up when a value greater than zero is entered in the column at the top of this category entitled "Fire Protection". If "Fire Protection" has a value of zero, then all fire protection-related duties will automatically be zero as well - in effect, this category of hours is nullified.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to divide the numbers from 2 cells, down a long column. Let's further say that in some instances there aren't any numbers in either of the cells. You get a divide by zero error.
So you have values in a1 and b1 through a10 and b10. You want to divide the value in the a column by the value in the b column and return the answer in the adjacent c column. You've copied the formula all the way down to c20.
All the cells from c11 to c20 will have divide by zero errors.
What is the syntax to check if both cells in columns a and b are greater than zero so that either an answer will be returned or just a blank cell will result, (when nothing is in one of the cells from a or b?
The following formula works for checking the status of cell A, how do I also check the value in cell B?
=(IF(A5>0,A5/B5,""))
something like?:
=(IF(A5>0 and B5>0,A5/B5,""))
I have two columns A and B. I need a count of how many times a value in B is greater than the same row in A. I don't want to insert a new column (e.g. for if statements to add up).
Can I insert a countif at the top to do that? I tried various countif variations but could not find the right one. Additionally any other option that does not involve adding new columns/rows.
How can I count the number of cells in a range that contain values that are greater than or equal to zero?
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow can I extract the unique values from the original list but only those whose their SUMIFS is greater than zero? in my example "Blue" , "Yellow" & "Red" should not be extracted.
Sheet1 ABCDE1Original Unique2Purple10 Purple103Blue0 Blue04Pink1 Pink15Yellow0 Yellow06Green13 Green31
7Blue0 Red08Green18 Black29Yellow0 10Red0 11Black2 12Pink0 13Black15 14Purple6 15Red0
Spreadsheet FormulasCellFormulaD2{
=IFERROR(INDEX($A$2:$A$15,MATCH(0,COUNTIF($D$1:D1,$A$2:$A$15),0)),"")}E2
=IF(D2<>"",SUMIFS($B$2:$B$12,$A$2:$A$12,D2),"")D3{
=IFERROR(INDEX($A$2:$A$15,MATCH(0,COUNTIF($D$1:D2,$A$2:$A$15),0)),"")}E3
[Code] ...........
Basically, I have data that have the titles:
Year Max allowed A B C D E F
1999 55 45 23 60 53 53 57
2000 59 45 23 60 53 53 57
2001 51 45 23 60 53 53 57
And data for several years. Each year has a particular maximum allowed exceptions per process (A, B, C etc)
I basically would like =countif(columns that contain A through F, for values greater than Max allowed for that specific yeat)
Is there a way that I can get the countif to recognize the value under max allowed as the "tripping" value for the row A through F?
So I would get a value of 2 for row 1999, 1 for 2000 and 4 for 2001
I've two columns in an excel sheet... In column A, I have years & in column B, I've amounts... Now I have made pivot table for the same to have an exact picture of this table... Now, I need a formula applying on pivot table that may identify the amounts in specific years great that 50,000 then great that 50,001 to 100,000 then 100,001 to 150,000....
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a spreadsheet that contains dates in column A and numbers in column B. For some dates I do not have data available but I must include all of the dates, so a date with no data available has a 0 in column B. I need to come up with a way to average the total of my data with the total number of weeks with data (ones without a 0) that will recalculate everytime I add new data. How do I write a function that will check column B for a number greater than 0 and then based on that result either count or ignore column A, and then total the number of times A is counted?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to build a report based on data in a separate worksheet. The report must only show the name of the value and qty associated with it only if the qty is greater than 0.
As an example, the values can be colors.
Column A = Names of Colors: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Black
Column B = Qty of each Color: 5,4,0,1,0
The report is held on a separate spreadsheet. I would like to only show the values that have qty's greater than 0, not any values that have a value of 0.
I've attached a sample workbook just in case.
[Code].....
In the file I have attached, this code works great taking information that has a value greater than zero from Sheet2 and putting it onto Sheet3. I tried to use this code to take information from Sheet1 from different cells than Sheet2 and also put it onto Sheet3, but I can not get the code to do anything.
Example.xlsm
I am working on a Golf League score sheet, and each week there may be a different amount of players that play. I have a weekly worksheet (attached) that contains the full list of golfers that had played that week and I only want to sort the columns for those golfers who have a score greater than 0 (this would be the ones who played that week). You can see that in week 1 I had more players than in week 2. So in my weekly worksheet I sort these sub grids by Score first. However I ONLY want to sort the rows that have a score greater than 0. Can this be done in VBA or am I stuck doing this manually every week?
Week1.PNG
Week2.PNG
How can I use COUNTIF to count the values in a range which are greater than 0?
I put =COUNTIF(B2:B100000)>0 but that didn't work?
(I'm using XL 2007 hence the range greater than 65000 rows. But I don't
think COUNTIFs syntax has been changed in 2007 so I assume I'm having a brain
fart.)
I have a problem which is beyond my capabilities. I need excel to sum amount column (See example table below) by unique values in company column then conditionally sum those values based on the year of investment, stage of company and finally, the kicker, the summed Amount by unique companies value has to be less than a certain threshold.
For example, I want companies in Stage Column of Exit only and in year 2004 only BUT only if the sum of the Amounts by unique company values is less than 100. So in the example table this would return 0. I have code and criteria written to sum unique values based on similar criteria such as sum if company Stage is Seed and Year is 2004 but for the life of me I can't seem to make the jump further.
For Unique values I used this function:
=SUMPRODUCT(($B$2:$B2=Year04)*($D$2:$D2=StageS)*($A$2:$A2=$A2))=1
Then:
=DCOUNTA($A$1:$D9999,2, Criteria)
or
=DSUM($A$1:$D9999,2, Criteria)
This along with criteria explained before returns the number of unique companies that are Stage=Seed and Year=2004 or sum of amounts with that criteria.
I am trying to adapt this technique to get what I want but to this point have been unsuccessful. My best guess is that I will need to create an array of the unique companies (New Sheet column A) with the Summed Amounts (New sheet column B) and then run functions again with the easier equations and criteria? I am trying to avoid combining company records as each investment needs to remain individual and there are 16000 records. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Company Year Amount Stage XYZ 2004 10 Seed XYZ 2004 20 Seed ABC 2004 5 Early ABC 2004 25 Early DEV 2004 14 Later DEV 2004 19 Later TRU 2004 100 Exit TRU 2004 120 Exit TRU 2004 100 Exit
Below is what I currently have on my excel spreadsheet:
1.
2. Input Column 3
3. 0 No
4. 2 Yes_2
5. 0 NO
6. 0 NO
7. 0 NO
8. 2 YES_6
9. 0 NO
10. 1 YES_8
11. 0 NO
The spreadsheet starts by the user inputting numbers ONLY in column 1 (under input). The rest is done automatically by implementing equations. Column 2's equation is easy, if the value of column 1 is greater than 0, return YES_(row number). In addition, the maximum number of Yes's in column 2 is three (constraint).
My problem is that I need a 3rd column, consisting of only 3 rows that search for YES_1, YES_2, and YES_3. The 3rd column's equation is easy, I will simply use the Vlookup function for YES_1, Yes_2, and Yes_3. Therefore the PROBLEM IS: I need column 2 to output YES_1 (in row 4, from the example above), YES_2 (in row 8) ...etc. This would mean chaning the basic IF equation that I have which simply sees if the value in column 1 is greater than 0 then outputting "YES_the row number".
I have a yearly running log (attached). At the bottom in cell [B88] I would like to develop a formula that gives me the number of times I ran in that specific month. Dates are in Column A and running distances are in Column B. If a distance is zero, I don't want to count it. I have attempted to solve this using the =COUNTIFS formula, but I am not able to structure it properly. Maybe =COUNTIFS is not what I should be using.
View 3 Replies View Related=SUBTOTAL(2,A2:A100) can be used in combination with any other formula so that when the data is filtered using autofilter it will only count values greater than zero.
I have attached a worksheet with the example.
In the attached workbook subtotal formulas are used in Row1 for sum and row 2 for count.
When the data is filtered using code "DUP" in column D, the subtotal in cell C2 is "4", whereas in the specified range there is a positive value in only 1 cell that is $1050 in cell C99.
Is there some combination that can be used with SUBTOTAL formula so that it will only count values greater than zero when data is filtered.
I am using Excel 2011 on a mac. I have a selection of data that lists a repeating code (say group 1, group 2, group 3 etc)and a value (-1,-2.3,3,6 etc) and need to find a quick way group together all the codes and next to that a value that counts how many values who share the same code hold a value greater than -1? I can do this myself in a pivot chat with count totals but my issue is how I can show the number of codes greater than -1.
Attached is an example of the data I want to sort.
Example of data that needs sorting.xlsx
I have to make a table that shows that a if someone purchases
less than 5 items they receive no discount
5-10 items they receive 2% discount
11-20 items they receive 5% discount
21-50 items they receive 8% discount
over 50 items they receive 10%
and it has to be done in a way that the discount rate can be calculated using Vlookup I am struggling to find the best way to write this table. i tried numbering 1 to 50 and writing the corresponding discount rate in the second column but this looks untidy and can't calculate greater than 50 as i am not sure how to write it in the cell so it reads as >50 and not just 50.
I am trying to count the number of rows that have values greater than 10/01/2008 in either of two fields. I tried following formula but instead of giving total number of rows, it returns a random date.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a Macro of 55 Columns and 2000 Rows I need to change the value in several Cells of the row in which the value of AZ is 200.01 or more. I need the following if ANY Cell in AZ2:AZ2000 is equal or greater than 200.01 then the following Cell in that Row will equal the following:
AG = 20
AW = 11
AX = " " (BLANK)
BC = N
I have attached an example of the spread sheet with Macro embeded and how it should look after the above is run. I do not know if or how to I need to tag the macro within the attachement.
