I would like to make an IF-formula in excel. The problem is that i would like to to it for 12 different commands. i.e "IF(A1=14;243;"") but for 12 commands I saw that the in-built IF function in excel only manage 7 commands, is this true? And how do I write the formula,
I have a listbox that gets filled via '.rsRS.GetRows', which works great; all rows are being displayed neatly.
However, when the recordset only holds one record, i.e. one row is desired to appear in the listbox, then the listbox changes its orientation: instead of one row with seven columns I get one column with seven rows!
The listbox properties in the local window states that the lbx.List() object has a column count of '7', but what I see looks like:
[] name [] surname [] age [] zip [] colour [] dob [] phone
I'm having problem in managing 4000 checkboxes in a sheet. My sheet containt 2000 rows with 2 coloum of checkboxes. The question is, how to know when checkbox tick in one coloum then it will automatically tick the other one. I know how to do it with small quantity of checkboxes (i.e.: 10 checkboxes). But 4000 checkboxes make me headache.
how would I change the orientation on ALL my worksheets, I'm saying every single one, imagine I got like 100 for the purpose of this excercise (sorry I'm not trying to make this harder, it's just there's always that one guy that'll come on and say 'Go to Print Print Preview, then click on Setup' or something like that.
So yeah, that's pretty much the question that I have for you brainaics:
How do I change the printer orientation setting to landscape on all worksheets (maybe a loop?).
I am trying to get a list of states, based on their expiration date.
I have all 51 states listed, some states have 2, 3 or more licenses, so I created a column that I hid of the state abbreviation, for the use of formulas.
If the license expires in 30 days or less I want to display the state abbreviation. I couldnt figure out how to do an array output, so this is what I am trying to come up with.
I would like to reference cells in another tab in my worksheet, but change the orientation.
For example, in Tab 2, I want to make rows A1:A26 equal to columns A1:Z1. Do I have to click back and forth between worksheets 26 times, or is there a way around this?
I just inherited an excel spreadsheet that has 10 tabs per every month in the year. Right now it is not that bad as there are only two months in the spreadsheet but I can see this being a headache to tab through later on in the year.
My initial thought is to make a table of contents worksheet that has a bunch of buttons (with macros) to hide/show tabs based on month. (Note: It would not make sense to consolidate the month worksheets into one as each worksheet already has a lot of data in it to begin with.
I've created a workbook with several pages, on all of the first pages they are set up in Landscape view since it contains several columbs of accounting amounts. Below each (page 2) I would like to create a receipt template that I can use the sum formulas and text formulas which is no problem. However, when I print the selected page 2 of 2 to get the invoice, it also comes out in landscape set up. Can I have one page (ie: rows 1-44) in landscape and then page two (rows 45-83) in portrait.
I have a normal line graph I would like to see plotted vertically rather than the normal horizontal layout. In other words, points/lines would appear around a vertical axis and go from side to side. The normal graph would look as if it was tipped on its left side.
I want the data field to change to a different field when a command button (cmd_view) is clicked. So when the command button has a caption of "Toggle to Feeds", the code changes the field from Sqm to Feeds, and changes the caprion on the command button to "Toggle to Sqm". When this is next clicked, the fields are swithed over, and the command button caption changes relative to it.
The code I have written is below:
The problem I have is when the code changes the view from feeds to Sqm, it works fine, but when the code changes from Sqm to feeds, it crashes out in the true part of the If statement on the code line ".orientation = xlhidden" with the error "Unable to set the Orientation property of the PivotField class".
As the code for the change of view is the same, apart from the field names, I am at a loss on what is the cause.
I have tried to record a macro to see if the field names appear differently, but they do not.
Sub Tog_pivot()
Dim Toggle As String Application.ScreenUpdating = False Toggle = Sheet5.cmd_View.Caption
If Toggle = "Toggle to Feeds" Then 'switch view from Sqm to Feeds Range("F12").Select ' hide existing field With ActiveSheet.PivotTables("Pivot_forecast_old").PivotFields("Sum of Sqm") .Orientation = xlHidden End With ' Create & display new field "Feeds"......................
Is it possible to make a setting in the registry, so next time excel opens the addin is not "marked" in the addins-list. I can't do it manually because, because the close_event in the addin will be executed and that will screw things up. Currently I'm looking at the regkeys: addin-manager and options, I see a change in the registry if I close XL when I unchecked an addin from the addin-list. It looks promising, but Iám not familiar with it
In column A i am using the following formula to output "Our Apple" when "Apple" is in column D and "Our Banana" when "Banana" is in column E:
[Code] .....
I would like the formula to also output "Big Apple" immediately underneath "Our Apple" when its present, and output "Big Banana" immediately below "Our Banana" when it is present.
The yellow column is how column A should look after the formula edit.
I have a fomula field in row 67 and 68 .Row 67 calculates the average and row 68 calculates the improvement i.e. average(row 68)- last row inserted(row 67). The values for improvements are not showing correct value. C68 seems to give correct value but B68 and D68 is giving wrong value.
B68=4.8-4.5 =0.3 but it shows 0.4 C68=14.9-15.1=-0.2 D68=11.3-10.2=1.1 but it shows 1.0
I'm using "Mangal" Hindi font for entering the data but I'm not getting Hindi numbers in the output by formula. The output is in English numbers which I want in Hindi numbers. The marks are in Hindi numbers but the output is in English numbers.
I have a column A with date formatted as dd/mm/yyyy. I then have a column B which is =A, and I reformat the date formats to a custom format DDDD which gives me the day of the week that the date relates to.
I then try and write an if statement
e.g. =If(b1="Friday",1,0)
B1 always references the date which is stored as 40118, when I need it to reference the actual formatted value that I see in the cell e.g. Friday?
I have a fomula field in row 67 and 68 .Row 67 calculates the average and row 68 calculates the improvement i.e. average(row 68)- last row inserted(row 67). The values for improvements are not showing correct value. C68 seems to give correct value but B68 and D68 is giving wrong value.
B68=4.8-4.5 =0.3 but it shows 0.4 C68=14.9-15.1=-0.2 D68=11.3-10.2=1.1 but it shows 1.0
I have attached the sheet also.
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How do you control the orientation of a floating toolbar? The code below puts the elements horizontally, while I'd like to make the toobar have a vertical format (one macro per line). I'd also be interested if there's a way to do sub-menus to organize the toolbar buttons better. how to revise the code below, and/or a pointer to where I can read about this. I tried searching google and this forum to no avail.
Option Explicit Public Const ToolBarName As String = "My Toolbar" Sub Auto_Open() Call CreateMenubar End Sub Sub Auto_Close() Call RemoveMenubar End Sub Sub RemoveMenubar() On Error Resume Next Application.CommandBars(ToolBarName).Delete On Error Goto 0 End Sub Sub CreateMenubar()......................
Need to run formula against the output of another formula, but excel is giving me an error because its seeing the formula not the output. Is there a way make excel run the formula against the output?
I want my formula to output a blank cell if the answer is 0. Ex. [B1=IF(A1=0, ???, A1)]. I want B1 = A1 if A1 is not 0. I want B1 to output a blank cell if A1 = 0.
Is there a function that will output the column letter? For example there's one I know of: =COLUMN(), which outputs column number, but not the letter. And if not, can a formula be written to output it without converting the spreadsheet to R1C1 style or using the lookup function that refers to a separate table within the spreadsheet?
I know that I an probably asking for too much but I must get the formula some way. OK, I need a formula for this:
lets say I have 3 columns (A,B,C (search criteria). In each Column there is a DIFFERENT number. There is 3 more columns (D,E,F (used to compare).Each column has 3 Different numbers. If 3 numbers match between the two sets of 3 numbers I want Column G to display "CCC". IF 2 numbers match I want G to display "CCH". If 1 number is a match I want G to display "HHC". If none of the numbers match I want G to display "HHH".
I can manually do these but it will take waaaay toooooooooo much time to do. If you can do this for me it would be a great help indeed because I'm trying to do other states. With this formula I can use Automate to do a large quantity of numbers.
I need to replace "G542" in the formula above. For example, in cell J541 shown above, I need it to output "1996-1999|2000-2001" instead of "1996-2001" I need the output to include LEFT(G541,4)&"*"&RIGHT(G541,4)
Someone Im working with says she used to change Excel to work on it on some vertical monitor. Is there a way to do that in Excel 2010 or even 2007?
Obviously I'm not talking about print layout, but viewing the whole application in portrait view, as if she turned a monitor sideways and altered the Aps view.
