to convert a complex Excel file to a Web App (usable in the browser of a iPad) which has 15 sheets and some input.I tried every javascript/jquery library, tried to hire a freelance, asked for a quote everywhere, tried add-ins, etc. Nothing seems to work. Manually, well, it is pretty impossible within 2 days.
View 3 RepliesI am looking for a macro that can export excel spreadsheet data to html. I found one that looks perfect for my needs on another site, however it will not work. I have tried to contact the site's owner, but his site does not seem to be contactable any longer. I thought I would try to post my problem here. The script gives me runtime error '76' and debug highlights the following lines:
Open pagename For Output As fnPrint #fn, top$;Print #fn, body$;
Original script is as follows:
Code:
'
' Here are some values you can set to suit yourself
'
' Any file names that are blank -- i.e. "" -- will not be used
' and will not adversely affect the appearance of your page
'
Const html_title = "Interesting Web Sites" ' appears here
Const page_title = "Some of my favorite 'places' ..." ' shows on page
[Code].....
create a unique scoring system on a set of given criteria that enables an even split in work for team members. so i.e. work comes in, and depending on the criteria of work its then passed to the relevant team member based on points. At the moment work is allocated A-Z which is working out unfair on team members as some are getting more/less work than others...a points system will enable a even split. so if a piece of work scores 30 points it goes to a junior member, if a piece of work scores 80 points it goes to a senior member and so on...my problem is how to link the points and criteria...Im guessing joint vlookups will be needed.
the only other way i can think a system is similar is like a fantasy football system...points based on criteria.
I am trying to do a dynamic sumifs that allows the user to use data validation lists to select 5 items to query. This is the easy part.
The hard part is that the amounts range to sum goes across 6 weeks and I want the answer to also take account of another validation input which specifies up to what week the range should be.
I have done a simply if statement in row 8 that flags weeks relevant to input cell B6.
How do I do a formula in say cell A16 that does the sumifs and acknowledges that the user has requested a dynamic range to sum?
Sheet1ABCDEFGHIJK1RegimePost 20052TypeBudget<<<<- Dropdowns3Prod AreaLoans4ChannelRetail5Pro/ReReactive6Week18-May-1178Flags ->1110009Regime 2TypeProd AreaChannelPro/Re04-May-1111-May-1118-May-1125-May-1101-Jun-1108-Jun-1110Post 2005Budget Loans Retail Reactive 36942041320736540011Post 2005Budget Cards Retail Reactive 38423444021726636212Pre 2005Actual Mortgages Tele Proactive 35739840536923740113Pre 2005Actual Loans Direct Proactive 3213872554552254621415Answer16Excel 2007
I have a spreadsheet with thousands of lines of code. Each row contains a complete code that needs to either be converted/pasted to a new .txt or .xml. Until now, just copying and pasting each line into a .txt file was necessary but there has to be a way to automate this. I would love to know if it's possible to extract each row(technically it is only a single cell per row, so its just a really large single cell) and add it to a .txt or .xml file?
View 12 Replies View RelatedSomeone sent me a pdf file. It contains a list of items but the problem is I need to be able to copy and paste each item individually. I tried doing a google search to find a way to convert the PDF to a word doc but did not have any luck. So I think my only other alternative is to convert it to an excel (XLS) file.
Does anyone know of a way to do this so that I can successfully copy and paste words from the document individually and not just wind up with an excel file with a picture of the PDF file in it?
I need to be able to convert a large spreadsheet to pdf for sending to a commercial printer. The spreadsheet is a family tree and covers an area a1 to ca107. The printers normally do the conversion from an emailed copy of the .xls file but charge for this.
Printing will be done on a wide carriage printer so the pdf has to be one sheet not a large number of a4. I have a copy of Acrobat but cannot work out how to get the spreadsheet to save as one sheet.
I have a very large spreadsheet that is a consolidation of approximately 105 separate of contacts lists. The new consolidated spreadsheet contains demographic data, and a column for the name of each of the 105 lists. Each contact in the consolidated list had an "X" placed in the column if they were a member of that particular list. Each contact can be in more than one list. This is not very useful for me.
Here's a visual representation of the current list along with what I need:
FName
LName
Address
Phone
City
List1
List2
List3
List4
List5
List6
[Code] .....
I would like to add a column to the spreadsheet and call it "Source"
And then have a macro or VB script to do the following:
1. As shown above, put the column name (ie "List2") in the "Source" column whenever there is an "X" in that row for the corresponding Column.
2. Because each contact can be in more than one list, I need to append the column names so that "Source" column contains all of the column names (Lists) that had an "X"
3. Once all of the list names have been added to the "Source" column, I will delete the list columns.
Is there any macro that can be used to convert data which have been converted from PDF to Excel. Currently I'm using a traditional way by pressing F2 and enter to convert the data to excel format. It's tedious ( since the data range is quite big) and crammed my finger.
View 9 Replies View Relatedi have this formula that is complex ( atleast it is to me ) and i need to add more to it. Here is the formula:
=VLOOKUP(" "&LEFT($A5,FIND("[",$A5)-2),'7E'!$C$2:$D$682,2,FALSE)*0.99
What i am needing is, when it gets the price from another worksheet, if that price is below 0.04 that it makes it 0.05
I wish to make a transposition using dictionary. I wanted to take a script jindon, but I have difficulties to adapt.
VB:
Option Explicit
Sub test()
Dim a, i As Long, ii As Long, w, rng As Range, cpt As Byte
a = Cells(1).CurrentRegion.Value
[Code] .....
The formula below works apart from the first bit which i want to be if F23 says 'fail' then i want the cell to say 'no dissertation' but if f23 says pass then i want the formula past that bit to be put into action.
=IF(F23="Fail",0)*IF(COUNTIF(B22:B45,"Dissertation")=1,IF(VLOOKUP("Dissertation",B22:C45,2,0)>39,LOO KUP(F26,{0,40,50,60,70},{"No Dissertation","3rd","2:2","2:1","1st"}),"No Dissertation"),"No Dissertation")
isolation123
I am an experienced Excel user, but it does not seem possible for this formula to be written all within one single cell. The SUM combines rounding a known value, followed by calculations, and subtracting a rounded number with modified calculations.
This is the formula which does work, although I would prefer for the sake of accuracy (and succeeding in the task of making the formula do exactly what I wanted it to do!!):
=ROUND(SUM(T9/1.5)/5,0)*(5)*(6.5%)+(26.25+15.81+1)+SUM((T9/1.5)*(6.5%)+26.25+15.81+1)*19%
The value of T9 is 2283.3 recurring.
There are two main parts to the SUM:
=ROUND(SUM(T9/1.5)/5,0)*(5)*(6.5%)+(26.25+15.81+1)
...and:
+SUM((T9/1.5)*(6.5%)+26.25+15.81+1)*19%
The challenge is to insert another:
=ROUND(SUM(T9/1.5)/5,0)*(5)
in replacement of:
=SUM((T9/1.5)
I'm aware that the use of brackets differs between the two sections of the sum, but it is neccessary to allow the correct answer.
Is this too much for one poor cell to handle?
I am creating a complex formula with UDF, this Hlookup is part of my complete formula. Meanwhile, I am working on this piece, not Sure what I am doing Wrong
I try to conver "MonthCurrent" Variable in a Year because the MonthCurrent is 06/01/2014, so will be Year(6/1/2014) = 2014
My Range called "DailyRates" is based per Year = 2014, 2015 ......
[Code]......
The number of columns vary, but the number of rows is constant. Lets assume, max_col is the number of columns and max_row is the number of rows per report.
Then, I need the following logic as VB macro.
for row = 6
F6 = (G6*G4) + (H6*H4) + (I6*I4)+...+ ("max_col:6" * "max_col:4") / (G4+H4+I4... "max_col:4")
The function LOGEST fits to the equation y=b*m^x.
Does anyone know if more complex functions can be found in Excel?
Ideally I would like to fit to y=b*m^(x-a) + c. If anyone has come across a method, or some code, which allows this.
I have started to develop my own userdefined functions for complex analysis. I have some problems, but I believe they will be solved soon.
The arrays are defined type complex with the
Type Complex
re As Double
im As Double
End Type
sub refleks
dim sa as complex
dim akd(150) as complex
.
.
..........................
I am trying to summarise training data in a spreadsheet as per the following layout:
A B C D E F 1 Trainer name # of trainees # of assessments Total hours Avg hrs per trainee Pass rate 2 Peter
3 Paul
4 Mary
The intention is to have this summary fixed on one tab, with the raw data being dumped into a second tab alongside the summary (named “the data”).
The data for the summary comes directly out of an Access database and is in the following format (I’ve put an X against the headings that aren’t relevant to the summary):
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 1 X X PersID Name X X X X X Trainer Assessment X Result Hours 2
12345 Jimbo
Peter Excel
Competent 2 3
54321 Nelson
Paul Access
Not yet Competent 3
Notes:
-The data can be up to 2000 rows long
-There will be multiple entries for each trainer of course, and multiple entries for some trainees (i.e. they will complete several training types)
-Result can only be Competent or Not Yet Competent
So, of the 5 fields I need to populate for each trainer, I’ve currently only got the following nailed:
# of assessments: =COUNTIF('The data'!$A$2:$A$114,A2)
Avh hrs per trainee = D2/B2
These were the easy ones.
What I’m having trouble with is the following:
For the #of trainees field, the calculation must determine how many people were trained by each particular trainer – so only unique entries should be counted (PersID could be the unique identifier).
Total hours will also need to be linked to the individual trainer – in other words, how many hours in total has the trainer spent training?
Pass rate is another tricky one – for each trainer, I’d like to see the percentage of trainees deemed competent out of the total number of trainees they trained.
I have searched for awhile, but I am stuck on an equation that I could use help on. A little background, I am developing a staffing profile, which I previously was using pivot tables and then using a "=getpivotdata " forumla to pull the data. I then found the conditional sum formula and like it's capabilities as I wouldn't have to worry about human error if I forgot to update a table or if the data in the table wasn't updating correctionly. I am doing a 2 entity conditional sum but now I need to incorporate a simple if statement as well. What I am trying to do is add another formula stating that if the formula comes back with zero data, i would like to make the answer blank For example ... =if(D3="","") . The reason I need this, is I have a tab for each month. As it is Aug now, I have actuals spend until July but don't have anything yet for the remainder of the year. When I am calculating my averages for the remainder of the year, I don't want the data to be scewed by all the zero's. My question is, is it possible? I tried to add it and did the CSE trick and got an error message. I thought you guys could help. I hope I was clear. Please let me know if I was not and I can expand. Below is the formula I would like to add another if statement.
=SUM(IF('Jan'!$D$3:$D$1500="TD",IF('Jan'!$H$3:$H$1500="Supply Support",'Jan'!$AB$3:$AB$1500,0),0))/H$2
I have the following template: -
Rows C5:N5 = Months Jan - Dec.
B6 = Finance
B7 = Marketing
B8 = HR
B9 = IT
B10 = Operations
B11 = Legal
B12 = Service
B13 = Procurement
Rows C6:N13 = Randomly Generated monetary values (#.##). Note that some cells could be blank, indicating zero.
B20 = Finance
B21 = Marketing.........................
I've got the following complex issue:
...................Trader1 Trader 2 Trader 3 Trader 4 Trader5... Trader20 (Horizontal)
Commodity1 .....0.....2.....0.....1.....1
Commodity2 .....0.....4.....0.....-3.....0
Commodity3 .....1.....0.....0.....5.....0
Commodity4 .....0.....0.....2.....0.....0
.
.
.
Commodity 36 .....2.....1.....1.....0.....0
I have 5 cells that are basically a drop down list of all the traders, so the user can select up to 5 traders.
Once the user selects up to 5 traders (lets say Trader 1, 3 and 5 for our example) I have the following requirements to fulfill:
Displaying all commodities that have non-zero, non-negative values associated with those traders in a list somewhere.
For our example, this would then display:
Commodity 3
Commodity 4
Commodity 1
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 working between two worksheets. In one worksheet I have a list of
account numbers. In the second worksheet I have the same account numbers in
a different order. What I am trying to do is, If the account number from
worksheet one is found in the column with the account numbers in worksheet
two, I want to display the matching title for the account number that is in
the same row but different column in worksheet two.
So essentially (if acct # from column x in wks 1= an acct in number in
column m from wks 2, display the corresponding title in the same row of the
matching acct # found in column m). Is this possible?
I have a complex request which I think can be done either via vb or a macro, not sure which is best?, will try to explain:
The table shows a list of items that make up various BOM. there are quantities of each item required at the different BOM level
0 = Top level
1 = Level Below
2 = Level below that etc, etc
If the top level (0) has a quantity greater than 1 then all the items at the lower levels should be multiplied by that quantity
THEN move to the level 1's and whatever the quntity is in the level 1 field, multiple all lower levels by that number
if the quantity fields are blank, then always multipy below by 1
This needs to continue on down the chain of levels
So basically you end up with the correct quantites of each item at each BOM level.
I'm trying to understand how complex numbers are handled/processed in Excel.
As related to my application, an interesting exercise would be to use Goal Seek w/s command to find the roots of the equation:
X^2 + 4 = 0
setting the (rounded) value in cell A2 to 0 by changing A1
A1:: 1+i
A2:: =COMPLEX(ROUND(IMREAL(IMSUM(IMPOWER(A1,2),4)),6),
ROUND(IMAGINARY(IMSUM(IMPOWER(A1,2),4)),6))
Obviously a conventional or direct use of Goal Seek wouldn't work since Excel treats complex numbers as text.
Perhaps, one should use Goal Seek twice in this case:
first: find the coefficient "a" for IMREAL(A2) = 0
second: find the coefficient "b" for IMAGINARY(A2) = 0
and the root would be "a+bi".
I am attempting to match data entered into two cells. The data input goes into Worksheet 1. In Column A Row 1 the user inputs data... Example: 5. Then in Column B Row 1 the user inputs separate data... Example: B. I would like the result returned to Column C Row 1. The lookup would be on a table in Worksheet 2.
Worksheet 2
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A Pig A Cat A Dog A Fish A Ox A Bat A Six A Pie
B Pie B Six B Bat B Ox B Fish B Dog B Cat B Pig
C Fish C Ox C Cat C Six C Dog C Pie C Pig C Bat
Therefore the Entry 5, then the entry B would Return: Fish
So it's a lookup and match Column A-P. Then using that match lookup Row 2-4 for the second match. Then Return the data from the cell next to it.
I am trying to generate a formula for formatting text that will remove all spaces, comma's etc. Examples as follows:
The Bank Job -> the _bank_job_small.gif
Picture This! -> picture_this_small.gif
War Games: The Dead Code -> war_games_the_dead_code_small.gif
Chacun son combat (Never Back Down) -> chacun_son_combat_small.gif
I've figured out a formula that works but it seems overly complex - it uses multiple SUBSTITUTE, SEARCH and REPLACE functions. Is there an easy way to remove a range of symbols i.e. ! : ( ' ?
I want to convert code below to excell formula
VB:
Sub Fonksyon171819()
Dim total As Double, i As Integer
total = 0
[Code]....
I have big Access file .mdb. I need to work with the file in Excel.
The Excel read the file and I tryed to save the file as .xlsx
I receive a message saying only 64k rows will be saved.
How can I translate the file to Excel 2007?
How do i consistently convert a PDF table to Excel? When in the PDF i am recognizing the text and then trying all available ways to either copy or export the selection (to all available file types!) but it only works in a usable manner about 10% of the time....
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