Limiting Numbers Of Arguments In A Function?
Jul 26, 2009there is limit of argument in a function that can i put. for example i am not able to figure out why this function does not work
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Nested IF Function Error (entered Too Many Arguments For This Function)
Nov 25, 2008I keep getting the "You've entered too many arguments for this function" error.
Here is the formula:
=IF(B15=D40,E40,"",IF(B15=D41,E41,"",IF(B15=D42,E42,"","Invalid Shipping option")))
Too Many Arguments With If Function
Jan 2, 2007when i use =IF(C5<250,C5*15%,IF(C5>=500,C5*25%),IF(C5>=500,C5*25%)). It says i got to many arguments how can i fix this
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Feb 15, 2008i have 18 arguements that i want to enter using the "if" formula. however, after entering the data i get a message stating that i have too many arguments.
here is the data that i'm trying to enter:
ALLOYDENSITY
A200.291
22050.285
254SMO0.284
A2000.321
A4000.319
A6000.304
A6250.303
A800HT0.287
A8250.294
C2760.323
C220.290
A2860.289
I7180.296
i start the formula as follows:
=IF(B7=20,".291",IF(B7=2205,".285",IF(B7=254,".284",.............
i drop the letters from column "b" because i stopped getting error messages when i took them out.
Arguments In A SUMIF Function
Sep 4, 2009I’m using a SUMIF function to evaulate some date. The second argument in the function, the criteria, is that the numbers to be summed are greater than 25 but less than 50.
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Mar 28, 2008I have this formula in cell Q34;
..........
"You've entered too many arguments for this function" Logically I can follow this message but I was under the impression that you could get a maximum of 64 arguments in an "IF" condition.
The actual value of Cell P34 is DKK1938.22 so I expect it to return £203.68 in cell Q34.
IF Function Nesting In Excel, Allows Only 7 Arguments?
Nov 22, 2007=IF(E18>760,(">760"),(IF(E18>550,("550-760"),(IF(E18>365,("365-550"),(IF(E18>210,("210-365"),(IF(E18>120,("120-210"),(IF(E18>90,("90-120"),(IF(E18>60,("60-90"),(if (E18>30, ("1-30"), (0))))))))))))))))
If you try to use this it will not work, as excel takes only 7 arguments
can someone help me with this. Do any one know macro for the same.
if you use this formule it will work
=IF(E18>760,(">760"),(IF(E18>550,("550-760"),(IF(E18>365,("365-550"),(IF(E18>210,("210-365"),(IF(E18>120,("120-210"),(IF(E18>90,("90-120"),(IF(E18>60,("60-90"),(0))))))))))))))
Userform Like Function Arguments Dialog
Sep 19, 2006I want to create a modalless userform with a textbox on it. While running, if user select a range on the active worksheet, the textbox will display selection address (example $A:$B,$A1:$C2...). Now I can do this with Application SheetSelectionChange Event. But I dont know how to make my userform like a Function Arguments dialog.
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Nov 19, 2006I need some assistance in using an array formula which averages based on multiple arguments. The relevent range names in my input data are:
Col A - Manager Col B - Report Type Col C - Days taken to Complete
and I have used Validation Lists to include several different Managers and 5 Report Types which I'll call A - E, with Days taken to Complete an input. Each Manager may have 0 to numerous instances of each report during each period.
I'm trying to build a table which includes each manager and the average number of days taken to complete each report. The complication is that, while Report A & B are separate reports, for this purpose I need to get an average for A & B together.
For C, D & E, I have used the following:
{=AVERAGE(IF((Type="C")*(Manager="Smith"),Days_taken_to_Complete))}
For A&B, I have tried:
{=AVERAGE(IF((Type="A")*(Type="B")*(Manager="Smith"),Days_taken_to_Complete))}
but this doesn't work. Could someone please advise me the correct formula if either of two states in a named range are to be used to average a second named range?
VBA Join Function For Unknown Number Of Arguments
Feb 13, 2012have a function that takes an unknown number of ranges (worksheet cells) as arguments that can then be joined with the provided delimiter.
It should ignore null values.
I saw that someone posted the following line of code:
Replace(WorksheetFunction.Trim(Join(myArray)), " ", ",")
So I guess my real question is how to pass an unknown number of arguments into a function and put the values in an array.
Applying Function Arguments As A Control/class Name
Mar 16, 2007I'm not sure what verbage to use in order to describe what I'm trying to accomplish.
Let me give you a piece of code and the question will be clear.
Function addValuesToComboBox(arg1)
arg1.AddItem("one")
arg1.AddItem("two")
arg1.AddItem("three")
End Function
I would like to use this function later in the code in the form of:
addValuesToComboBox("Combobox1")
addValuesToCombobox("Combobox2")
VBA will error out with "Run-time error '424': Object required". I know I need to declare the variable arg1 as a type in order to use it in this form, but I don't know the correct data type.
I also ran across a similar issue like this where the advice was to use the Set function in the form of:
Function addValuesToComboBox(arg1)
Set arg1 = arg1.AddItem("one")
Set arg1 = arg1.AddItem("two")
Set arg1 = arg1.AddItem("three")
End Function
Nested IF(AND Formula Error Message) "You've Entered Too Many Arguments For This Function"
Jan 27, 2010I am entering the following Nested IF(AND statement into a cell and getting a message stating "You've entered too many arguments for this function." Any idea on what formula I can use to get the needed information into this cell based on the fact that there are different inputs that can be entered into the related cell that will trigger the needed respons in the working cell?
=IF(AND(K1051="Down",L1051<2),"Yes","",IF(AND(K1051="Partially Down",L1051<2),"Yes",""))
Limiting A List
Apr 25, 2007In one sheet i have a list from cell a1:a1000. I have named this selection 'headkit'
In another sheet, i am using 'headkit' to make a drop down list in a cell.
At the moment a lot of headkit hasn't yet been filled and contains lots of empty cells that will be filled as time goes by.
The drop down list currently has all the items in the list including the blank cells therefor making a very large blank list.
Is it possible to limit the list to show only cells with an entry in them?
Limiting Cell Selection In VBA
Dec 5, 2009I created a very simple user form to input some data into a spreadsheet. I have a list box and this is my button code to input the data to a cell.
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Jan 6, 2009I have this code that applies an Alt-Enter command following text being entered in a range named "ActivityRange". ActivityRange is only one row currently, but I have another macro that inserts a row into that range. This code works to add an Alt-Enter after text typed into a cell, but it does it for every cell in the row. I want it to only apply to column "C" and not any values in other Rows. In other words, only apply this command if values are entered into column "C", of the range "ActivityRange".
Anyone know how to alter the code below to accomplish this?
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim Cell As Range
If Application.Intersect(Target, Range("ActivityRange")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
Application.EnableEvents = False
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If Len(Cell.Value) > 0 Then Cell.Value = Cell.Value & Chr(10)
Next Cell
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Limiting The Max Value Of A Textbox Entry
Jul 29, 2006I need a few of my textboxes to not accept entries of greater than 40, Also need a message box warning to popup if this is done. I've seen some examples that are vaguely similar, but not quite what I need. I already have the following in place to limit characters:
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyPress(ByVal KeyAscii As MSForms.ReturnInteger)
Select Case KeyAscii
Case Asc("0") To Asc("9")
Case Asc(".")
If InStr(1, Me.TextBox1.Text, ".") > 0 Then
KeyAscii = 0
End If
Case Else
KeyAscii = 0
End Select
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Can I add to this or do I need a different sub?
Calendar - Limiting Day Selection
Mar 20, 2007I have a calendar that enters a date into a spreadsheet cell. How can I modify the code to limit the day selection to a Monday?
The current code is:
Option Explicit
Private Sub Calendar1_Click()
Range("V2").Select
ActiveCell = Calendar1.Value
ActiveCell.NumberFormat = "dd/mm/yy"
frmSchStartDate.Hide
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Limiting Number Of Characters In A Line
Dec 15, 2008I work for a localizer of text heavy software. Our developers normally use a converter to pull text out of a file and insert it into the program. This text is normally input into an Excel file since it has to correspond with files/locations in the program.
Since the space on the screen of the program is limited, we often face character limits when inputting text into Excel. Now, one cell might hold up to 255 characters, and I could restrict that with data validation, but within one cell I need to restrict each line (with a hard return) to 30 characters to fit on the screen.
So for example I have a row of cells that look like: ....
Limiting Values Of Y-Axis In Charts?
Apr 1, 2009Is there a way to limit the range of values on the Y-Axis on the lower end? Like I don't wish the Y-axis to begin from 0 but say 500. Is that possible?
I have a set of data values ranging from 650 - 850, but the Excel graph however looks too fine because the Y-axis begins from 0.
Limiting The Scope Of Auto-updating
Jan 5, 2009It's some code I found and altered that automatically updates the cell to the right of a column that has drop down box data validation, creating a list of the selected values seperated by commas. The thing is, I only want it to do this in columns 8 and 10 but data validation drop-down boxes have been used in several other columns. I've tried various methods of limiting the scope, the latest being the line: If Target.Column = 8 Or 10 Then. But the auto update is still being applied to all drop down boxes in the sheet. So, how can I make sure the auto update only happens when the drop down boxes in columns 8 and 10, updating into columns 9 and 11.
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Jan 21, 2009I'm creating a spreadsheet (Excel 2003) in which a user enters data in several cells, each of which will permit different numbers of characters (to include spaces). For example, in the first cell, the user will be limited to 50 characters, in the second cell, the limit is 30 characters, and so on.
I found the data validation error alert feature, but want to give the user a cue that the entry is too long so they know to stop typing before moving to the next cell. If they only are alerted when they finish making the entry, they might not take the time to properly reconstruct the entry to meet the size limitation. I'm trying to make this more user-friendly.
Is there a way to set up the worksheet so the user knows that the entry is approaching the character limit? For example, each character filling an individual cell or having a display appear with a count-down for the number of characters remaining in the limit, or something similar.
Limiting Calendar Control Dates
Jan 3, 2012I have a spreadsheet that will always have the dates needed in cells H40 and H42. I would like the calendar to utilize the data validation in the cell to only allow someone to choose a date that is between the dates in H40 and H42.
Code:
Private Sub Calendar1_Click()
'ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password:="pbrmeasap"
ActiveCell.Value = CDbl(Calendar1.Value)
ActiveCell.NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy"
ActiveCell.Select
Calendar1.Visible = False
[Code] ...
Could I add this code anywhere to make it work?
Code:
Sub DataValidation()
With Selection.Validation
.Delete
.Add Type:=xlValidateDate, AlertStyle:=xlValidAlertStop, Operator:= _
xlBetween, Formula1:="=$H$40", Formula2:="=$H$42"
[Code] ......
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Jul 12, 2013Is it possible to limit a text box to 6 lines (whether forced or automatically wrapped).
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Code:
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Dim ws1 As Worksheet
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ws1.Copy ThisWorkbook.Sheets(Sheets.Count)
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Limiting Scrolling Area On A Worksheet
Sep 18, 2008When I limit the scrolling area in a worksheet, and it works there and then, when I close and reopen the whorkbook, the limiting does not work.
This is how I do it:-
I Right-click the sheet tab for the sheet which I want to place a limit.
In the resulting Context menu, I choose View Code. The VBA editor appears and asks for the password to view the code. I keyin the password
I then set in my limit as B2:O25
Then I close the VBA Editor and display the worksheet where I try and I find it working.
I close and save the workbook.
When I reopen the limiting has disaapeared!
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Oct 23, 2008How do I stop a user from entering more than 2 decimal places?
If I format the cell to "0.00" I can still type in 1234.1234 and it will display 1234.12.
If I select that cell, the value in the formula bar is still 1234.1234.
Value Checking/limiting Macro --Tough One!!
Aug 25, 2006I have a huge list of entries everyday (around 50,000) that needs a time stamp. Each of them has a time difference of 5 seconds in between. That is between two entries there is a time difference of 5 seconds. I use now() function to put the time stamp. The only problem is that I cannot have any value after 4:29:59 PM. That is, I need a macro that would check for the values in the C column, and if they are after 4:29:59 PM, put the value 4:29:59 PM, instead of the real time.
In cell C1:
IF((TIME(HOUR(NOW()),MINUTE(NOW()),SECOND(NOW()))) >(TIME(16,29,59)),(TIME(16,29,59)),(TIME(HOUR(NOW( )),MINUTE(NOW()),SECOND(NOW())+5)))
In cells C2:C9999999:
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However, the problem is I have so many entries that after a 10000 or so the time passes 4:30 PM. I think the only way to fix this would be to add a macro.
Limiting Number Of Items In A Range From A List
Nov 19, 2008Here's my problem. In column B, i wish to allow users to choose 15 items for which i have created a list using validation. Each cell in the range B1 to B15 will contain one item. I have managed to allow them to select only 15 items by locking the other cells and allowing only the range B1 to B15.
However, i need prevent users from entering more than 5 identical items from the list. They can only choose a same item up to a maximum of 5 times.
Would you guys have an idea of how i can get around this problem? I really need to prevent them from entering the same item from the list more than 5 times and not only warn them.
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Mar 22, 2013I've got a worksheet that needs to be limited by the value in a cell. I've attached it so you can look at it and understand what I need better. In I7 (red box) is a number that is the max a machine can rotate. B6 should never exceed this and B9 should be scaled down to match the output of B6. I think B9 will scale down automatically from the existing formulas if B6 is throttled correctly.
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