Is it possible to apply formatting to a formula in a cell when you are combining that formula with text? As an example, I want to format the following as a percentage: ="The result is"&" "&(a2/a1)
Currently, it is returning [e.g.] ...result is 0.5, instead of ...result is 50%
I have prapared a formula for B2,B3 and C2,C3 and the reult came in B10,B11,C10,C11 and D10,D11,E10,E11.
From that relust i want to get the final result should be as follows.
B10 should again divided in to anil(in one cell) and 16/12/2013 11:33:50 (in another cell). This formula to be added in B10,B11,C10,C11 and D10,D11,E10,E11 formula.
I loooking for the final reslt, i have explain the in the excel. I reuired the final result with single formula from B2,B3 and C2,C3.
Let's say that I want cell B1 to autocopy cell A1, I will use =A1. However, let's say that the text in A1 goes as follows "text in bold and text not in bold" , what formula must I use so that it reproduces the exact same text formatting?
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. ! : ( ' ?
The results I want are Start Date: MMM-DD-YYYY End Date: MMM-DD-YYYY
What I am getting is: Start Date: 41537.7083333333 End Date: 41537.7083333333
So excel is give me the numeric values of the date instead of the formatted date. I tried to format the cell as date, but as I expected that didn't work because the cell also has text in it.
I am using Excel 2007. I want to put into a cell the symbol for the mean of a set of x values ie x-bar or x with a line over it. One way is to go to Word and use the equation builder, then copy it into Excel. However that restricts me to the default equation font, and I would prefer to be able to use my own choice of font. Is there a way to do this within Excel (perhaps by somehow combining two symbols, the x and a raised bar)? Alternatively can I do it within Word, without using the equation builder, and then copy it to Excel?
But the import tool I am using for one of our applications is requiring us to save using Excel 97-2003 Workbook. I have converted a couple coulumns to text, but inorder for the upload to take, I have to add an spostrophe infront of the number to make it "text" and upload cleanly. I want to do a find and replace to edit the columns with all the differing numbers. How do I do that? I tried to replace ?????? with '?????? and it doesn't work...
I have a table that has dates starting from A6 which is a whole month say 01/2/2013 to 28/02/2013 like a gantt template.
I need if the word "Ordered" is in B5 I need X (crosses) in the date cells starting from B6 to end of month until someone changes B5 to Delivered then I need the X to disappear.
Without using a copy/paste macro, is there a way to display the text and its formatting from another cell? Obviously, the usual formula "= A2" only brings the text from that cell. Example:
A3: un-am-big-u-ous
G4: = A3 (but I want the font formatting used here as well)
I'm basically trying to copy the text and formatting (colour fill) from a single cell into all cells I select. So far I managed to get the auto fill to work but the text only copys to the first cell I select of the selection.
Here's the macro I have:
Sub Macro7() ' ' Macro7 Macro ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+f ' ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "1 Completed" With Selection.Interior .Pattern = xlSolid .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic .Color = 5287936 .TintAndShade = 0 .PatternTintAndShade = 0 End With End Sub
I need to be able to assign colors to cells depending on what text is inputted. If a name start with letters between: A - Cald (I want the cell to be Yellow) Call - Eg (I want the cell to be Black) Ek - Hall (I want the cell to be Red) Etc.....
this formula =H5*I5*J5/144*G5 in "M5" gives me board feet. I have another cell, "K5", with the species of wood in it using data validation and a species list. How can I format the color of "M5" based the value of "K5"?
I have one cell with $20,000 hard coded (cell A1). In another cell I want the cell to say "20,000 Capital Raise" (cell B1). And i want B1 to link to A1 so that if i change the number in A1 it will also change in B1.
Here's what i have in B1 so far: ="$"&J6&" Capital Raise"
This produces "$20000 Capital Raise" in cell B1.
So the only thing i'm trying to figure out is how to get the comma in the $20,000 so it will read "$20,000" instead of "$20000".
Assume that is the table i have. In row 1 i need conditional formatting such that if any of the columns contain an x the first row should be color coded. In my above example every column in row 1 will be color coded expect for row 1 column 6 since there are no x's for any any row in column 6.
How can i do this in excel.Also instead of x's if i have manually entered color can we do the same ?
What I want to do is format A1 by either a fill colour or text colour. Any type of format I guess. If A2 is "Yes" then A1 is green and If A2 is "No" then A1 is red.
This is the most simplest conditional formatting which is working except on some cells. I want to compare two columns cells ex : if A=B , then format A as green.
Its working, the "formula" and "cell value contains" everything except for few cells. Cell B has formula's in it related to other cells. When i enter values in other cells, Cell B computes but A refuses to format "green".
If I just enter same value[ex 1, 1]in both the cells sans formula ,it highlights A green . I want to know , if the formula in cell B is causing the errors in formatting and if it is
I downloaded the checkbook register from Microsoft.com and am trying to add a few cells at the end to quickly calculate my outstanding debits and credits so that I can balance my statements automatically. I figured out how to write the formula properly (eventually), but the cells will not take on the currency format no matter what I do. I have tried pasting the format from the other cells within the register, tried clearing the format and reapplying the currency format, tried accounting, etc.
I have a cell that has a conditional formatting of Cell Value< 90 the cell value is based off a formula which is
=LEFT(E48,LEN(E48)-1)
which when it comes out to me less then 90 I need it to color red. But it does not is there something that I need in the conditional formatting to tell that its a number?