I am currently working on code that uses either arrays or ranges. I often resize local array based on the dimensions of the input. However, I am running into trouble because arrays use ubound for dimensions, but ranges use ether rows.count/columns.count or ubound on value2. How can I determine whether a variable is an array or a range. the IsArray function happily passes a range variable, so that doesn't work.
I find myself needing this often and hope there is an elegant formula that can make this easier.
Is there a formula that will test if a particular cell is referenced somewhere in another array or vector? Specifically, I find that I have to aggregate long lists into categories to fit budget formats of various lenders and investors. For example, my detail budget has separate rows for Water, Sewer, Garbage, Electrical, and Gas. These expenses have to be aggregated on one funder’s budgets as “Utilities.” Sometimes after going through this I find that my totals don’t add up, i.e. I left an item out of the aggregated budget. I would like to be able to add a column on the detail budget to test if each budget item has been referenced in the aggregated budget.
I am trying to determine Long Term Gain (LTG,) Long Term Loss (LTL,) Short Term Gain (STG,) Short term Loss (STL,) or No Loss nor Gain (NGL)testing two cells (A1 and B1)and setting a third cell (C1) to the text LTG, LTL, STG, STL, or NGL depending on the results of testing cells A1 and B1.
A1 represent a number of years and B1 represent gains or losses (negative)in dolars.
The way I see the logic is as follows:
If cell A1 or cell B1 are either one of them equal to 0, then it is neither a Gain nor a Loss (NGL.)
If cell A1 is greater than or equal to 1, then it is Long Term; else, if A1 is greater than 0 and less than 1, then it is Short Term.
On the other hand, if cell B1 is greater than 0, then it is a Gain; if B1 is less than 0 (a negative number,) then, it is a Loss.
I need to find (if it is posible in Excel) one formula to test the two cells for posible outcomes:
If A1 = 0 then C1 = NGL If B1 = 0 then C1 = NGL If A1 >= 1 and B1 > 0 the C1 = LTG. If A1 >= 1 and B1 < 0 the C1 = LTL. If A1 < 1 and B1 > 0 then C1 = STG If A1 < 1 and B1 < 0 then C1 = STL
I have a 32 question test that I expect everyone to get most (if not all the answers correct. I have a cell that is counting the number of correct answers.
What I want to do is start a timer when the first correct answer is put in and stop when the last answer is put in. So essentially, I need a way of looking at a cell and starting a timer when it equals one and stopping when it hits 32.
I am using the formula below to return a blank cell if either logical test returns true but apparently the OR operator returns a #VALUE error when applied to a non numeric value in a cell - in this case cell E40. =IF(OR(E40="N",P40=""),"", SUM(P40,S40,V40,Y40,AB40,AE4))+F40. My goal is to return a blank cell if E40 contains the letter N or P40 is blank, otherwise perform SUM(P40,S40,V40,Y40,AB40,AE4))+F40.
I have a resolution calculator that I am working on.
You put your original resolution in say 1440x1080
then below you put in any one of the new target resolutions.
Place 720 in the height and you get a message that says
"960 is your new matching Width resolution"
Id like to follow up on that with an if statment that test to see if the cell is blank if it is then null, if not then test 960 in this case to see if 960/16 = a non decimal number.
So in the cell to the right of that sentence it would return the result "and 960 is 16 pixel safe" something like that.
I can probably figure out how I will handled the cell arrangement, numbers, and text I just for now need to find a way to do a test on whole numbers and return a text value (my guess is an if statement)
I am trying to find a script where I can see information more clearly. I am trying to copy certain cells and have them into a single row. For example, everytime the word USER comes up, I want that in a single row and all the information that comes after it and below to be in the same row. So I would want all this information in a single row. And it would start a new row when the word USER comes up. I will attach an excel table for an example. Working progess.xlsm
How can I open Book2.xls (in the same folder) in 'read only' mode, using a macro from Book1.xls? Book2 might already be open or it may not. I then need to return control to Book1.
I need to test whether an optional Range has been passed to a UDF. IsMissing(RangeName) always returns False regardless of a range being given or not. RangeName exists as an Object that shows a Value of Nothing and Type of Range. I have not found any test that will indicate if the Range was passed in or not.
I am using the following code to test if a workbook is open. I tried (1) with entire path name and (2) with the name of file only. Code works if I am using the file name only. I am just wondering why it would not work with the path name? Doesn't the code need to know where the file is located or does it just search all folders and drives?
EDIT: Incidentally, I changed AVERAGE() to COUNT(), and it kicked back 9 values instead of 3 (I have one value entered for each team atm). B7 is the name of the department I'm finding the average for. I've got 3 departments in one location, and 6 in another location. I'm trying to add OR() to give me our regional quality averages, and it's not working. I used:
To remove the error if Vlookup can't find a match - the formula above uses the ISERROR. If vlookup produces an error (can't find a match) the Excel cell returns "Not Found", otherwise, it returns a valid Amount from column 17.
This formula is inserted into an Excel specific location using Access VBA based on a set returned from a SQL Server Query.
An Excel Worksheet PositionDataBuy is created in sort order of Contract numbers.
The problem came a few days later when a condition of 3 of the same Contract numbers for the same day had different buy Amounts.
So the Vlookup found the first contract number (e.g. 70036) and the value associate with the first instance in PositionDataBuy three times)
The challange is now to use Vlookup for the contract number, then (if it matches) look over at the Amounts column and determines that from each contract record (assuming a duplicate) it also matches the volume.
So, if Vlookup's error message is False (found first value), another nested if (with the ISERROR) will check the second required column.
But, what if the valid column is on the second record with 70036? I suspect if an error was generated the Vlookup is done and it won't continue.
The data below is fudged, lets assume that no two volumes would be the same for now.
Example: 70036 also needs to be tested against volume and then return the Amount Contract Volume Amount 70035 5 100 70036 7 120 70036 3 33 70036 6 22 70037 1 11
I need a UDF to test a single cell if it is colored. If it is the result returned should be a 1, if not the result will be blank. This is what I have so far, but I don't know much about VBA.
Function Filled(MyCell As Range) If MyCell.Interior.ColorIndex > 0 Then Result = 1 Else: MyCell = "" End If End Function
This does not work, but this is what I want it to do:
I have a list of text, if cell A21 equals a range in that text then I want the cell to return whatever is in Cell V45, if A21 does not equal within the range of text, then I want it to return a zero in cell X45.
You can see that I tried using Vlookup as the logical test, but I am not doing something right or vlookup cant be used that way.
how I can connect a button to a form text box for the purpose of making a simple user friendly search box that will work when the sheet is protected.
So someone enters their criteria into the text box (and it is a text box from the form toolbar - not the drawing toobar) and then hits the button "QUICK SEARCH" and it does what the CTRL+F function does in excel.