I have a column of "timestamp" data (in mins) which i want to filter by a given time interval, say 10 mins. Then i want to count the number of records for each time interval and output the data to a sheet. how can i achieve this? through vba?
I attached a pic illustrating what i want to accomplish.
I have a column that shows the date and time and it looks like this: 8/1/2008 6:36 AM 8/1/2008 11:15 PM 8/1/2008 8:01 PM 8/1/2008 3:12 AM
I want to convert it to show just the time but I want it to be in 30 minute increaments. So in the example above, I'd want to see this: 06:30 23:00 20:00 03:00
There are data entries next to these time stamps. I am able to create just the time stamps starting at the beginning and ending at the end of the month but I need it to fill in missing entries in a data set. The code below works but only some of the time. I have tried a few different things but nothing works.
Code: Sub Insert_missing_3min() 'Inserts a row with the date and time where the missing date and time stamp is and a zero next to the date added.
Dim min3 As Date Dim CurTime As Date Dim CurCell As Date Dim NextCell As Date
I have a large data set which contains four coloumns: Supplier, Supplier number, order number, and date/time of delivery. The date/time coloumn is formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM with a 24h time notation. What i want to do is to find deliveries that occurs within 1 hour and that are from the same supplier. So i basically want to group (?) the data with regards to the suppliers and then, within these subsets, check for date/time entries that occurs within 1 hour from each others by "reading" each date entry and compare it to the following one(s) (and maybe stop comparing when the 1 hour interval is passed)?
Furthermore, even if this one might be very hard, it would be good if i could make sure that the entries that are "tagged" as within a 1 hour interval, wont be used as basis for a new interval or be included in other intervals.
The result i am after would be number of 1 hour intervals for each supplier and the number of entries in each interval.
The goal of this chart is to show how sales are adding up relative to bonus levels for the month. The problem for me is in getting the right axis tick marks, labels and chart lines to match the values in Columns C and D. This need may be further complicated because the target amounts increase by a fixed percentage (11% in this sample, but it can vary).
Is it possible to have a sheet name derived from a cell?
I am creating a workbook where the users will be able to edit a list of names, and add certain data to each person. There will then be a separate sheet for each person that gives analysis if their individual data. The user will change the names in the list as people come and go, and want the sheet names to match.
Let's say I have three cells; A1, B1, C1. A1 = a random number (RandBetween 0 and 100) B1 = If(A1>99,1,0). I want to increment C1 everytime I refresh the randbetween via f9 so that the first time A1 returns a value of over 99, C1 picks up a value of 1 from B1 and then the next time I get a value of A1 over 99, C1 adds the value of 1 from B1 to its existing total, giving a total of 2 etc etc etc.
Essentially, what I want is: If A1>99,C1=C1+1. I can't work out how to get C1 to hold its value when I refresh the sheet. I realise it's probably pretty simple, but it would appear that so am I.
I have a sheet with cells that will vary and change in value. The far right column (in this case G) is calculating a percentage from cells in columns D and F. At the moment only 9 rows are being used but I have made provision for the list to extend down to row 100 for future use. Cells in columns D and F are receiving their values from sumif formulas on another sheet, therefore a lot of cells are showing a 0 value for the moment (which I have formatted to show blank).
My problem is that I have cells in column G (percent formula) which are of course showing #DIV/0! due to the fact that they are calculating cells with 0 value. How can I format the cells in column G to show blank until they receive a real calculation!
I am trying to use a cell reference to have excel automatically Save a worksheet using a cell reference as the workbook name. When I step through the code and use the immediate window I get the correct name for the file (fname in this case) but as soon as Excel tries to save the file, I get an error.
Here is the code I am using:
fname = Sheet3.Range("I1").Value ChDir "S:Op CostsBudget 2013Data" MsgBox "The actice file will be saved as " & fname ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs filename:= _ "S:Op CostsBudget 2013Data" & fname & ".xlsm", FileFormat:= _ xlOpenXMLWorkbookMacroEnabled, CreateBackup:=False
I need to return a value from a cell in Column H, but with a row number that varies with each entry.
I repeat this formula every 5 rows or so. But the cells referenced on another spreadsheet are only one row apart. Because of this discrepance, when I copy my highly developed cluster of formulas, they only reference every 5th entry on the other sheet. What I've been doing is manually altering long, complicated formulas by hand. I can't do a replace function because every once in awhile it'll find an extra instance of the digit I'm replacing and mess up parts of the formula I don't want changed. I could avoid this tedious, time-consuming work-around if I could make a formula that would do something like this:
=Display Value from in column H: (row number per cell B1)
And cell B1 would include the number 3789.
So the returned result is the value from cell H:3789
I have geological readings "W,X,Y & Z". For every drilled hole I have these readings recorded for individual intervals (i.e. 1-2m, 2-3m, etc.)
However, the intervals have now been grouped together based on other (unlisted) specifications.
Now I am tasked with averaging these readings "W,X,Y & Z" for the decided groupings. For example.... if intervals 1-4m have been grouped for the first hole, what is the average reading of "W,X,Y & Z" over this new interval?
I have attached a file which displays the layout of the spread. To the left is the original data, and in columns I:K are the new 'groupings' of intervals. Ideally, I would like to generate the average table to the right of the original data (highlighted in green).
So basically, I need some vba code to average the readings in the 1st table conditionally to correspond with the grouped intervals in the 2nd table.
I have a list of times, and I need to work out a way to establish what time interval it applies to, using a function. In production, this will be used over hundreds of entries at a time, but for the sake of example I'll cut it down to 15 times:
So, what I'm looking for is a formula that will match up the time to the interval. For example, it would look at 16:52:38 and output that it falls within interval 20.
I am making a spreadsheet to control my house expenses, and for that matter I would like to have the total sum of expenses for each month, but I am not quite sure how to do it.
I attached an image to better illustrate my question.
I have two persons in my household, and I use this spreadsheet to calculate how much we owe to each other.
But I would like also to know how much we spent in each month (because we both have a top budget we need to control).
I tried to use IF functions relating E8, E9, E... cells to the column A, but I had no success.
I have a template whereby it show agent hourly performance. I unable to use vlookup formula because duplicate id with different interval. If I select id 1977 it will auto update agent performance it the table according to the interval.
Is it possible to have Excel calculate using a fill down formula the number of days between a reoccuring value in a column? For example, I have column A formated as a DATE column containing every Wednesday and Saturday of the week for all of 2006. Column B has the value 21 in day intervals of 3, 5, 7, and 6 days. Currently, I'm counting the days (or ROWS) in between each time 21 appears manually. It would be cool if Excel can count the days in between each occurance of 21 using the DATE Data column on Column A.
I have attached an excel sheet for your reference. I have particular debit values that are to be added between the dates. And Dates are also derived by formula based of payment term.
The ones I need to modify is Highlighted in Yellow. The values to be added is in "Customer Statement" and in H Column
These dates also have formula by which there are derived
-------------------------Current Ageing------------------------- Date Range
Bucket Amount Percent Start Date End Date[code].....
I am USing =SUMIFS('Customer Statement'!$A:$A,'Customer Statement'!$H:$H,"=" & E11) but does not work.
I have a file that sits open all the time, and performs some refresh functions every thirty minutes. I need the file to save a copy of the tab as a CSV file at a given time interval. The code below is almost there, just need to work with the time interval part. The way it should work is to open the csv, copy / paste the active sheet; then close the csv; leaving the original excel file open. I can run it, and it works, but the time interval is not triggering.
I can get the time interval to work by itself, and the save csv part to work by itself also; I need them to work together.
VB: Sub test() Application.OnTime Now + TimeSerial(0, 1, 0), "test" Dim OutputFile As Workbook, InputFile As Workbook Dim sDD As Worksheet
I want to create a room reservation sheet, based on the following:
December Room 1 Room 2
08:00 am
09:00 am
10:00 am
Where the blank cells should be filled with a color (red, blue, anything), based on another sheet that tells me i.e that the room 1 is occupied from 09:00 to 10:00 and room 2 from 08:00 to 09:00 am.
Now what I need to do is, take the 7 days in a week in the first sheet, and summarize it in the first week in the overview sheet. Now that is simple the first time, =SUM(Salary!C1:C7)
But how do I drag down and automize it so that the next row becomes =SUM(Salary!C8:C14) instead of =SUM(Salary!C2:C8)?
So basically I need to autofill with intervals of 7 (the 7 days in the week) on every row in my Overview sheet.