Formula To Exclude #div/0! From A Max Value
Aug 16, 2009is there a formula to exclude #div/0! from a max value. say you have a column with a few #div/0! is there any way for the max not to be #div/0!
View 12 Repliesis there a formula to exclude #div/0! from a max value. say you have a column with a few #div/0! is there any way for the max not to be #div/0!
View 12 RepliesI have an existing formula in a cell linking back to a start date only. determining how to add an additional formula to exclude weekends, and possibly holidays.
View 2 Replies View RelatedFor example the formula below is in cell AU6. I want to exclude A6 from the array. Row AU7 would need to exclude A7 when I drag it down.
=MAX(IF($A$6:$A$493=AT6,$AS$6:$AS$493))
Is there a way to do a Formula (SUM) but exclude cells with invalid values? I would like to add up all values in attached spreadsheet for cells A14 to A28 and again for A49 to A63, as well as get an average C-14 to 28 and again for C49-63.
As some of the cells contain text rather than numbers, the formula doesn't work. how to exclude these cells?
I've used the sumproduct formula very sucessfully in a workbook. The workbook is used to monitor discrepancies routed to other departments. Column U has the status of the discrepancy (Open, Closed, Cancelled etc). The below formula returns the number of discrepancies raised to a particular department. Now I need to tweak the formula to exclude values "Cancelled" found in range $U$119:$U:417.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Register!$I$119:$I$417=$A4),--(Register!$C$119:$C$417=B$2),--(Register!$B$119:$B$417))
I have been asked to create a worksheet to calculate the percentage of the utilisation of a number of loan cars per month. Each of the cars may be used on each and every day of the week but the percentage utilisation is to be calculated on working days only. However it is essential to record the name of the driver of the car at weekends and holidays. Column A is populated with the dates of the month. Colum B is populated with the relative days of the week. In column C and subsequent columns I record the name of the driver of a particular car registration. Is there any way that I can count the number of drivers of each car on working days only and not weekends or bank holidays?
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Quarters
Nickels
Dimes
Pennies
Record exc 0s
John
0
1
2
3
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In my table above, I would like to use the countif formula to count records based on the person, but I don't want the count to include values if the sum of quarters, nickels, dimes, AND pennies equal 0.
I have 16 columns in a single row that I am trying to apply to an array formula. That works, but I need to exclude all cells with the number "0" from the array range. I think I can do this myself in VBA but I don't want to run a macro every time something changes. Is it possible to do this in excel?
{=10*log(10^(A1:A16/10))}
It is possible that A1:A4 is a non-zero range and A12:16 may be a non-zero range. (Zeros will always be grouped in 4s)
Question is...in the below formula the red are pointing back to name ranges in a different tab on my spreadsheet. On that spreadsheet I also have a name range called DTCCSUBSUPPREF
I would like to add within my formula, a string which will point to that name range and exclude values if they fit my criteria. Basically I need to see values only where comp or tri dont show up. comp or tri could be the only value in the cell, or could be in the beginning of a string, at end, or in between. Below examples. I have tried (--(DTCCSUBSUPPREF<>"*comp*")*(--(DTCCSUBSUPPREF<>"*tri*") , and I would have thought the * characters would have served as a catch all.
Below is the entire forumla just in case.
11111111FT04comp
comp
tri
11comp
11tri
tri11111111FRP06
=SUMPRODUCT((--(DTCCSUBTRANSTYPE<>$G$2))*(--(DTCCSUBEVENTTYPE<>$I$2)*(--(DTCCSUBBACKLOAD<>$I$3)
*(--(DTCCSUBINPUTSOURCE<>$I$4)*(--(TEXT(DTCCSUBTRADEDATE,"MMM-YY")=$D$2))))))
having the formula exclude counting text in cells.
=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(--(INDIRECT("'"&TEXT(B$2,"mm-dd-yy")&"'!A4:A44")=Tracking!$A3)*(INDIRECT("'"&TEXT(B$2,"mm-dd-yy")&"'!D4:J44")>8)),"")
I would like it to only count numeric values over 8.0. Currently if I have text in a cell such as "PTO" it returns as a added value.
I need a formula that calculates the values of 5 seperate cells located in different places throughout my sheet. The value will either be numerical or display a text value (normally "RD"). If it displays text I do not want that value counted. So it literally just totals the number values.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have below formula which gives me the due status.
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How can I modify the code so it excludes Saturday and Sunday.
I would like to exclude certain rows from
For r = 1 to 1000
does anyone know how i might go about this?
I use currentRegion to add the item to the combobox, but i don't know how to add without including the first cell in the range,as usually, it is the field name.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have this calculation which works fine if all cells have a value. But it will happen that cells in the range are empty.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(1*LEFT('Courses input'!C4:D6,1)-C3<=0), --(1*MID('Courses input'!C4:D6,3,1)>=2))/E3
What can i do to exclude empty cells in the range from calculation?
I want to conditionally format the highest and lowest number in a range of numbers in a single column (Column C). The numbers in Column C are created by a formula that simply adds the data in the two cells in the same row of Columns A & B.
Numbers are entered into columns A & B daily. The column C formula has been filled into enough rows to complete the entire year. Since future days do not have numbers filled in for Columns A & B, Column C for those days results in a sum of 0.
I have set up conditional formatting for Column C so the cell of the highest number in filled in green. I want to conditionally format Column C so the cell with the lowest number is filled red, but it automatically fills all the cells for future days in Column C in red because the sum displayed there is 0.
Is there a way to exclude the 0 sum cells? The date is filled in as simple text, rather than formatted as a day. Is that the answer?
I have data that I calculate by month and at the bottom I calculate a weighted average. However, I want to exclude the last two months (data points) because they are not mature.
So every month when I update the spreadsheet, it would be the two newest data points to exclude.
I have 2 excel sheets with records of email addresses. Excel Sheet A , Excel Sheet B.
I want to exclude the email addresses of Excel Sheet B from Excel Sheet A (if there are similar records I want to remove them from excel sheet A)how to do this?
Regarding the 0 value excluding. I use the below mentioned code to sum and paste that data which are meet the date criteria:
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So my question is that how should I change the code the 0 value will be excluded from the result list.
I have a macro code (attached below) which i am using to do some conditional formatting for all my worksheets in a workbook. I would like this macro to skip 1st 2 sheets in this workbook.
Can some1 kindly edit my following code so that macro does not runs on 1st 2 sheets namely "Sheet1" & "Sheet2" and continue running for all remaining.
I have a workbook event where the macro inserts the username and date into the comments of the cell that has been edited.. However I would like it to exclude the 'Index' worksheet that has its own macro for indexing all the sheets in the workbook. As every time the sheet is clicked and the macro updates the sheet names all the cells comment.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have the following code which toggles the value of cells by double clicking on them. I need to exclude certain ranges of cells though. I tried password protecting the sheet, but that haults the code. Is there a way to exclude the cells or exit sub if the targeted cell was in the range of Rows("10:10") or Columns("A:B") for example?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've got data for different regions of our company. For this example, what I need to do is count the number of jobs in the "South Atlantic" region (Column T) that are NOT "Wal-Mart Stores, Inc" jobs. In order to do this, I put a "1" in Column F so that the formula would have something to sum:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(T2:T1079="SOUTH ATLANTIC"),--(H2:H1079<>"WAL-MART STORES, INC"),(F2:F1079))
The problem is that some job numbers, which are located in Column G, are duplicated. As a result, this number is higher than it should be.
So what I need to do is only count each job number once. How do I do that? Is there a way to modify the existing formula? Or do I need something completely different?
can i sort a table and exclude the first row from sorting
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a list of weeks 1-4 for the fiscal month of January. I have a total column. Each week the appropriate week is updated and the total is updated via formula. The total column is just formulas adding Weeks 1-4 up. I also have an average column with the AVERAGE formula beside the total it that should give me the weekly average for January. However, it's trying to average all the weeks instead of just the weeks that I am on.
For example, Week 1 is 1,000,000. Week 2 is 500,000. Week 3 & 4 are 0 because there is no data in there yet. The AVERAGE formula keeps showing 375,000 instead of 750,000. It's averaging all the weeks and I just want it to average Weeks 1 & 2 right now, but automatically average Weeks 3 & 4 when they are populated.
I would like to know how to set the formula to exclude duplicated value under "Countif" function.
My case is:
Section Supplier No.
D-19999
D-19999
D-1PH59
D-1PH59
D-2PW13
D-2PW34
D-2PW14
D-2PW14
D-2PW14
D-2PW14
D-2PW14
My expected result:
D1 = 2
D2 = 3
I'm running a query of 30 and 60 days worth of data but I don't want certain dates to be included in the queries. How do I exclude certain dates and at the same time pull in day 31 to include this in my 30 day high or average etc.?
For example:
1/19/2007 4.7
1/18/2007 4.5
1/17/2007 3.8
1/16/2007 4.9
1/15/2007 3.75
1/12/2007 3.75
I want to exclude 1/15 because it is a holiday and it just repeats the data from 1/12. So I want it to pull in the data for 1/12 if I were doing a 5 day query. As I said before I need to do a MAX, MIN, AVERAGE and STDEV of 30 and 60 days but my formulas are skewed because of the holidays.
I need to have an inputbox for users to enter multiple store numbers. What I need to do is actually filter out the store numbers that was entered into the inputbox
my code so far is:
'Inputbox to filter out new stores
Newstore = InputBox("Enter New Store Numbers seperated by a space", "Enter New Stores", "119 120")
x = Split(Newstore, " ")
For i = 0 To UBound(x)
Range("A1").CurrentRegion.AutoFilter Field:=2, Criteria1:=Array(x) _
, Operator:=xlFilterValues
Next i
=IF($M272="DUPLICATES";SUMIF($D:$D;$D272;F:F);"") and
=IF($M272="DUPLICATES";SUMIF($D:$D;$D272;G:G);"")
it looks up duplicate values in D:D
well It considers #s to be duplicate too and then makes the summation
How can I exclude symbols like that # from the sum???
How do I adjust this formula so it copies & paste special values rather than copying formatting etc? I am very new to this and I have looked at other examples but have found it hard to adjust my code using those examples.
VB:
Sub PrepayjournalKW()
'
' PrepayjournalKW Macro
'
Range("A6", Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)).Copy Destination:=Sheets("Journal").Range("A1")
Range("B6", Range("B" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)).Copy Destination:=Sheets("Journal").Range("C1")
Range("AB6", Range("AB" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)).Copy Destination:=Sheets("Journal").Range("D1")
Range("AF6", Range("AB" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)).Copy Destination:=Sheets("Journal").Range("E1")
End Sub