in this example below i have record entrys of tps,rpm,etc etc in time.
typically 4 records every 1 second.
how can i make the data 10 rows for every second?
i.e can we take the column readings after D i.e row2 then at row4 and then insert 8rows between the 2 and enter averages.
1353ecu *ABCDEF1LogIDLogEntryDateLogEntryTimeLogEntrySecondsTPSRPM21########13:47:190.55517.25491406.2532########13:47:190.80416.078431531.2543########13:47:191.03716.470591437.554########13:47:191.27223.529411343.75 Excel tables to the web >> Excel Jeanie HTML 4
the whole sheet is pretty big
1353ecu ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ1LogIDLogEntryDateLogEntryTimeLogEntrySecondsTPSRPMBatteryCoolantTempAirTempTimingAdvO2SensorSpeedInjDutyCycleKnockSumLoad1BOctaneFlagknock_flag21########13:47:190.55517.25491406.2513.63938195.8122210.956483.2854850031.2100032########13:47:190.80416.078431531.2513.71271195.8122200.897923.2854850025.2100043########13:47:191.03716
I need to create a dynamic list from a table of data.
I have performance data for 110 different pumps. Data points are generated every hour, and the table is updated with new data periodically. I want to automate the population of a list of 6 different pumps, and specify the date range populated. To put it another way: I want to place data from Pumps 1 through 6 for all of November into Columns A through F. Then I want to clear that data, and show data for Pumps 105-110 for last week in those same Columns.
One of the main goals of doing this -- other than quickly narrowing a field of data -- is being able to quickly chart this data on a scatter plot with a custom format. The pumps are grouped together by region, and individual pumps have specific purposes. So I need to quickly generate graphs with a series' color scheme or formatting that is consistent and logical between different pumping regions.
I haven't been able to make pivot table work because of the graphing issue, and also because of the way it handles data points and presents data. I would like to make this work with excel functions and maybe some filtering, but I'm not opposed to figuring out a VB script if you think that's what I should use.
"Month" is in A3, "Headcount" is in B3. Figures are on rows 4:24
What I need is a formula that will average the last 12 rows of data so that when a new record is added, the average will update automatically to include the newly added row, but still only look at the 12 rows (i.e. for the data as listed it would average rows 13:24 (Oct-08 to Sep-09), but when data for October is added, it would average rows 14:25 (Nov-08 to Oct-09).
I have to compare and combine data from multiple files and combine it into 1 master spreadsheet. I have attached a sample file. It is in bulgarian, but the language is of no importance. An example of the file: it contains data about repair maid on a truck. First column is just the number of the repair type and shall be filled upon completion of the table. the second column is the name of the repair itself. the 3rd column is the date the repair was made. the 4th column - the total work hours the repair was made. Some repairs were made more than once and thus the merged cells 3 to 9 in column B. I have 30 trucks which have more or less the same repairs, just a different number of each repair. A sample file of 1 truck is attached, called 1truck.
The master spreadsheet should be of the same type as the example, however showing data for all trucks (from different files) next to each other. (the attached "alltrucks") As you can see there are repairs done only on some trucks, and others are done multiple times. The master sheet should have all possible repairs from all trucks. So far I've been doing it manually, but takes way too much time...
[qoute]I have five cells that I am working with cells A,B,C,D & E. cells B & C are time formated. Cells D & E are number formated and equal the number of hours between cells B & C. the difference is that if cell D is less that 2 hrs then cell E is to equal 2 hrs but if cell D is over 2 hrs then cell E equals the value of cell D. All this works fine but I am needing to add in the value of cell A. So if I have say CT in cell A then cell E will equal the value of cell D no matter if is less than 2 hrs[/quote]
copying a document that was made in word into Excel. I set the print area and page size but it seems I can keep adding columns. When I check the print preview it still shows the one page but it appears wider.Will it automatically create a new page if the page size limit is reached?
Is it possible to make a self expanding table. What I have is a sheet with a table with loads of biking tracks with track number, date, nr of miles and so on...
I'd like to make a table on the second sheet so that I can see only the tracks that auto fill as I put in info about number of miles or date or track number.
And I'd like it to auto expand so I don't have a lot of wasted space on the page. I'd like the TOTAL amount of miles, when i put in multiple tracks, to move up or down when I add or remove tracks...
This is probably something very simple, but I need to find a way to stop row heights expanding when text in a cell wraps. Basically, I have a spreadsheet of projects, and one column is for 'notes'. When the text in this column starts to wrap, Excel automatically increases the row height to make all the text visible - but I don't want that to happen.
I guess there's a button to press somewhere, but I can't find it!!!
I have a bunch of nameds ranges that are essentially entire rows. For example, Rows 1 through 5 are named range "Range_A", "Range_B" is Row 10 through 20. I was looking for a way that I could have the value of one range assume the value and size of another range.
For example
Range_A = rows 1 through 5 Range_B = rows 10 through 20
Now, if I use the following macro all that happens is the first five rows of data is copied over to Range_B while Range_B's other 5 row values are not copied over.
Sub Example() Range("Range_A").Value = Range("Range_B").Value End Sub
What I want to have happen is have of Range_A expand to the same number of rows the other range has (which is 10 in this case) and assume the value of Range_B. Is there a way to do this? In my workbook I have a number of ranges that need to be replaced with other ranges and I want them to assume the size and values of the range they are supposed to equal.
I have a script that converts any List based Data Validation cell into a combo box when you click on it...What I am trying to do now is find a bit of code that will auto expand the combo box.
I have a problem in expanding/collapsing fields in pivot table.
I have source table with GROUP, SUBGROUP, ACCOUNT and AMOUNT. In pivot table I've put GROUP, SUBGROUP and ACCOUNT in Row labels respectivly, and AMOUNT in values. There are same names in SUBGROUP for different names in GROUP. (for example: groups are Production costs and Distribution costs and in each of them there are subgroups Personnel costs and Other costs).
The question is: Is it possible to expand only field Other costs in group Distribution costs while field Other costs in group Production costs stays collapsed?
The table below has three rows and 7 columns. Row 3 shows cumulative sums of the values in Row 2. Sometimes, Row 2 may not have values (not even a 0). The formula for C3 is =SUM(B2:C2) and =SUM(B2:G2) for G3. The challenge is that I have a very long row and summing it individually would be inefficient.
Is there a way of automating the formula so that the cell ranges expand automatically which I could use to fill to the right?
A BCDEFG 1Row 1123456 2Row 21041503 3Row 3115202023
When not programming I sometimes use very long commands (e.g. multiple conditions with data importing from closed files). The command line in the rule expands such it hides the columns headings making the writing very uncomfortable. is there a way to force the line to be wider without spilling into the data (like another ruler line)?
I have data coming into my sheet from an Access file into columns b:l which automatically get covered by a named range which changes according to the size of the data coming in.
What I'd like to create is a named range which includes this original range as well as columns a and m:p. Is this possible using Offset at all?
On top of this my data from Access comes into row 2 and I'd like the named range to cover row 1 too.
So I have recorded a macro that filters for certain criteria in a master list of projects, then copies the projects that meets this criteria and pastes it into a timeline in another worksheet. However, because the list of projects gets bigger and smaller when the filter criteria changes, right now I have to create twenty extra rows so that the pasted list doesnt ourgrow my timeline. How I could input a few lines in my macro so that the table for the timeline expands as the number of prjects grows or shrinks.
One method I have tried is to copy the filtered data and "Insert Copied Cells" into the table, however I don't even get the option to insert copied cells after I have copied the data...
Obviously I can do this using text to columns and transpose but typically I'm dealing with much bigger sheets where being able to do this automatically is a big time saving.
The column with commas in it can vary in position so I'd like this to work on the cell/column that is selected.
Ideally I'd like it to work it's way down the sheet expanding out every comma separated list in the selected column in this fashion but even something that worked on the current cell would be handy.
I think roughly I need to split the cell into an array using the comma as a seperator, possibly scrub the spaces from the text, copy the row as many times as there are things in this array (using ubound?) and then transpose the array into an area starting at the selected row and going down as far as there are things in the array but a bit lost with actual implementation.
Why do my named ranges expand each time I import data from Access? I then have to go my named ranges and reset them. The reason I am using named ranges is because of the indirect functions I am using.
I have this source am using in a validation list. =INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE($A$2," ","_")) and the source points to A2 cell.
My problem is I need to expand this code to the next say 50-100 cells below and when I try to code the cell the next cell refers to the same A2 when I need it to refer to next corresponding cell (Eg A3)
=INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE($A$2," ","_"))
what I need is below:
========================================================= Column A Column B A2 =INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE($A$2," ","_")) A3 =INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE($A$3," ","_")) A4 =INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE($A$4," ","_"))
I would like to use some VB code to search a Pivot Table, find a specific value and show the details relating to the value. I used the following code I have obtained from another thread in the forum
Sub Expand_Pivot_Values() Dim rngFind As Range Dim rngPTData As Range, rngPTC1 As Range Dim rngF As Range, rngP As Range Dim strFind As String Set rngFind = ActiveSheet.Range("J3:J6") 'set the pivot table data range - see help file for property description Set rngPTData = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1).DataBodyRange 'set start cell for find Set rngPTC1 = rngPTData.Cells(1) For Each rngF In rngFind.Cells 'set variable to find........................
This code works fine but only identifies the first time the value appears in the pivot table and shows detail relating to that value. I need add to the code to search the pivot table and find recurring values. For example if the value is "2" I would like to show detail on each "2" value there is in the pivot table.
I'm using a Combo Box the contents of which are on another worksheet.
This data is pulled in using a database query(MSQuery). The data source could be 5 lines long or thousands of lines long(Customer dependant).
I have tried specifying the listfillrange using $G5:$H8700 for example which works for the current dataset. If i change the dataset which only has range G5:H87 then the properties of the combobox listfillrange change to $G5:$H87 but the actual list has more than 82 lines and displays the 82 lines over and over again. I haven't counted the number of lines but it could be thousands.
I have two pivot tables where if one expands a subtotal (in this case 'manufacturer') to give the lines below (products made by the manufacturer), is it possible for this to be mirrored in the second pivot? I noted a previous comment on using slicers across two pivots but I cannot do this in this instance, although I am using Excel 2010.
I have a number of array formulas that refer back to the table in the top left. The array formulas are in Columns I and L, and cells N200, N203, and P203.
Normally when I add a new line to the top left table (usually by clicking on the empty box below the previous final line and typing the date), the table expands by one row and the array formulas all adjust to match, i.e. all the A180/C180s in the formulas become A181/C181s, etc.
However every once in a while (maybe once a month), the arrays simply refuse to update, and I can't figure out why. When they fail, they all fail, it's not hit or miss. You'll see in the attached sheet that though I've added a line to the table (A181) and data to that line, all the arrays still read through A180/C180.
Why this randomly fails to update, and if it's something I'm doing incorrectly?
And that leads to an associated question. In the past when this has failed in this manner, I've laboriously gone through and changed all the cell references manually, in every single individual cell. (After doing it once, the arrays usually magically start auto-expanding again.) I'm certain there is a way to make those formulas refer to a named range, instead of all being manual references, but after spending an hour on it, I keep getting #VALUE errors.
I've been using [URL] ..... and pages like it as a reference without success. Obviously, I would prefer that the formulas auto-update without issue per my first issue above, but in the event that they don't, it'd be really nice to just change the ranges in one location and have that propagate across the sheet.
I know there is some shortcut key that displays the + and - for expanding and contracting subtotals on the left side bar - so you don't have to use the new commands on the ribbon bar in 2007.
My cells have wrap around text enables. However when I double-click the row, it does not automatically adjust the row height to accommodate all of the text. It shrinks to a small row height. How do I fix this?
My chart data range is: ='Summary Data'!$A$2:$BF$8.
Since it expands a few times a week to BG, BH, BI etc., it seemed to make sense to use the standard OFFSET and COUNTA formula to expand it. The every time I typed the Offset formula in, it worked but each time I save it, it changes to an updated (correct) fixed reference. i.e. back to the format above.
Many threads I've read seem to say that you should be able to use an expanding range in charting.
