I want to count the number of cells in a row containing a value greater than a fixed number but less than a number entered in another cell.
For example, in the cells A1..K1 I want to know the number of cells which have an entry greater than 7 but less than the value I have entered in cell M3. I have used the COUNTIF in other circumstances but I cannot find out how to use it with this "greater than and less than" condition?
I'm having trouble with the Rmdir statement.
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I'm trying to make an expression to calculate some fields in Excel 2007.
Trying to check fields up to a given number and give them a high multiplier, and add the rest of the numbers with a lower multiplier.
I have multiple fields with numbers in hundreds. I want to multiply the sum of this fields (up to 500) with 4. But the expression must also start the count from the first field, and when im hitting 500 as a sum I want the rest to be added with 2 as multiplier (the reason for the prioritizing of the fields is that they also have their own values/multipliers, but I'll skip that to avoid to much confusion here).
It's probably a lousy description. I'll give an example:
Field 1__Field 2__Field 3____Sum
100____300_____500______2800
How in earths name did I get that Sum you might ask.
((100 + 300 + 100) * 4) + (400 * 2) = 2800
400 is the number left from the third field wich I only want to multiply with 2 instead of 4.
Another example:
Field 1__Field 2__Field 3____Sum
300____600_____500______2000
((300 + 200 + 0) * 4) + (900 * 2) = 3800
900 is taken from the rest value of field 2 and 3.
If there any way of doing this "sum check and multiply, and then add the rest with a different multiplier"?
With Excel you can do If(array, array2, false) to poplulate another array. Is there a way to replication this without looping. For instance can the IIf hold an array as its expression or is there any other way of replicating this If statement without looping?
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what the long expression for the range being summed below.
Reason: I need to exclude some cell values.
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I am currently using a SUMIF statement as follows: =SUMIF(W1:W1500, "Charnwood" & "*", S1:S1500). The problem i am having is the fact that SUMIF doesn't work with a reference to a closed worksheet. I tried using SUMPRODUCT but it did not work. The reason it didn't work is because I need to find in column W anything with Charnwood and anything else past it, auch as Charnwood Estates. This is what I tried: =SUMPRODUCT((W1:W1500="Charnwood")*(W1:W1500="*")*(E1:E1500="S"),S1:S1500)
which of course is a syntax error.
Using Excel 2007 the below code causes Run Time Error '16', Expression too complex.
It works fine in Excel 97, 2000 and 2003.
why this would now cause an error?
My search on google only refers to this error in relation to charts.
I am getting 'Constant Expression Required' and this line of code highlighted.
Code:
Const sFile As String = ThisWorkbook.Path & "Survey.xlsm"
I need a nudge in the right direction here. I have found several examples on the board that have spawned some ideas but need a little more help.
I am looking to enter variables into 2 columns A and B and then run these variables through an expression.
I have already done basic cell math and want it to be cleaner by using VBA to run the calcs and then spit the answers back into the spreadsheet.
I think I have an idea as to how it need to function but do not know the exact commands to make it efficient.
I have been reading the different post here on the forum.
I have found a snippet of code that will open a pop-up message from a value of a cell. I would llike to do this on one of my reports. Here is the scenario.
Range (R5:S5) 0.15 them MsgBox "Note Must Be Entered For +/- 15% change"
But There are 14 different cells that I want this to work for. The value differs from day to day, and this should pop-up happen without a user having any actions other then the calculated value. But ones the note is entered in the "Notes: cell the message will not return.
Hope I explained it correctly.
The value of the cells in question are calculated in each cell with a formula example "=IF(ISERROR(Z20/H5),0,IF(ISERROR(Z20/H23),0,(Z20/H23)))"
I have a formula that has been working and it looks like this
=VLOOKUP(A13;'IFS export'!$A$1:$F$19000;4;FALSE)
Now I want to use the same formula in an other workbook and it gives an error
=VLOOKUP(A2;DRAWING!$A$2:$C$9168;3;FALSE)
When I type this formula I get the window that says
"This formula contains an error.
*For information about fixing common formula problems, press help.
*...........
*..........."
And if I go and try to change the first formula that has been work it gives me the same error.
In excel 2007 i need to do a formula...
I have the number of hours and de couste...in an other cell i have the expression that says that is paid or not....
I need only sum the cells that have the expression paid ...how do i can do this?...
I have this COUNTIFS expression buried in a larger formula:
COUNTIFS(Table[C7],Table[C7]&"",Table[C21],">=1")
and it always returns a value of zero or some positive integer.
I'm now looking for a little "function" that I can wrap around this expression that will:
A) indicate any non-zero result as 1 or TRUE
and
B) indicate any zero result as 0 or FALSE
Something like...
AREYOUNONZERO( (COUNTIFS(Table[C7],Table[C7]&"",Table[C21],">=1") )
I'm sure there's a fairly efficient way to do this... but I'm totally stumped at the moment!
I have a large spreadsheet in which I have reached the limit for conditional formatting. (i.e. 2050 rows)
To resolve this I can add a single expression for conditional formatting across all cells. This means I need to create a more complex expression.
I effectively have two types of conditional formatting that are very similar. I have the standard Yes, No & A/L which I wand to shade accordingly. I then have alternating columns of Yes , No , A/L . I have introduced spaces to stop these values from being counted by another formula but still display yes and no. I want the shading to be the same in both cases.
I have built the following expression which does not seem to work.
=ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Yes",(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()))))
The two components of the expression work separately:
=ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Yes",P3))
=ADDRESS(ROW()-1,COLUMN())
Our company initial is TP, but sometimes it might be combined with a reference number, e.g TP5659
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I know if it was just the phrase 'TP' I would use =If(a1="tp"...
How do I express that I would like my If formula to work when something 'contains', not an 'exact match'
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[Code]....
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