in column A we have 100 numbers that change every day, and in column B 100 row with 2 condition (1; -1) that change too...
wich formula starting from A1 to A100 [/b]give me in C, at the right row of A, the relative max of A when B=1 (from the first "1" to the first "-1" of B) and then the min of A when B is -1 (from the first "-1" to the first "1" of B)?
11111111max-1-1-1-1-1-1min111max-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1--1-1min......
I have written an SQL Stored proceedure which drags this information into excel.
All is well here, however because the information changes regularly adding and subtracting in row length it means I am having issues writing code for sums as a standard macro is absolute and not realative.
What I basically have is this ....
Relative referencing in VBA. I have this formula in one of my modules:
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There is allways only 1 value per row, if it´s for any use..
I work with Excel the more I realize that I'm not that good at it Anyways, I'm in need of a quite advanced formula (for me) that sums up relative relative rows of a specified column. The rows relation depends on the ID-number of the person. Look at my attachment.
In Sheet1 I have an extract of the data I'm working with. It's a medical record of different people in a study. The ID (col. B) seperate the different people. One person can have several perscriptions (spelling?) of medicine. Every perscription has an "fddd", a daily dose (col. L). I want to add up all the daily doses for every seperate ID of my data in Sheet2. So for example, for ID1 I want it to sum L3:L6 in Sheet1 and return it to Sheet2!B2. If the ID is not found I want it to be blank.
i'm creating a spreadsheet with records of repair jobs on vehicles that my company is/has performed. the problem is that, the way our system works, there are currently no unique identifiers for jobs, meaning i cannot create a master list with various vlookup tables with only the information relevant for our engineers on them.
is it possible to create a macro or use some other system, that will create a new, unique code when a line/cell is filled in? because we end up sorting the list by different criteria on a regular basis (to find specific jobs) the system can't be relative (i.e. +1 to the code above).
I suspect there's a simple answer to this but I've looked and can't find it: In Excel 2003, when I add a hyperlink to another file and close/reopen my workbook, the link is saved as relative to the current workbook. So if the main workbook is moved or, in my case, when I use VBA to copy and email the sheet with the hyperlinks, the links are broken.
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8000
8001
8002
and so on.
When i fill in a name like commission on Sheet1"Freshbooks"
The number 8000 must be connected with that ..so that it will appear on my last sheet "Ouput"
So to summ it up Sheet1 I fill in commision on table H the number 8000 must apear on sheet"output"
Is this possible in a Formule or in a VBA line???
I have a list of values in column A, and want to display in column B, in the cell where the cursor is when the macro is started (let's call it Bn), the sum of values (An:An-11), where n can be any row where there are values to be added. The following works fine.
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What I want to say in the sort macro is something like:
cell_range( top_row(Data)-1, Bottom_Row(Data) )
Or, to have two names, with one defined in terms of the other:
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I am trying to correct a problem in a database where some of the formulas contain an error. It's a simple enough fix -
View 4 Replies View Relateda user i'm assisting wants to calculate totals by recording a macro that sums all the rows in a column using relative cell references. this is because the user runs a report that pulls in data that varies. one week the report may contain 40 rows that need to be totaled, and the next week there may be 60 rows that need to be totaled.
here's what i did:place cursor in cell where i want total to appear
go to VIEW menu, MACROS tab, and click USE RELATIVE REFERENCES
click RECORD MACRO
enter name, description, assign shortcut key
go to FORMULAS menu and click AUTOSUM
press RETURN
when i test the macro out on columns containing the same amount of rows, it works fine. but when i run the macro on a column with more rows, it only totals the amount of rows contained in the original macro. see attached.
if anyone has the knowledge here to program RSI via VBA in Excel? I am able to do it without VBA, but it is time consuming and it takes up a lot of space and it just isn't it. Here is the description of what RSI is and the formula needed to calculate it:
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I'm just learning VBA and attempting to modify an existing piece of code. My only question is where it's possible to refer to a column in relative terms. In others words for the following:
If Target.Column = 33 Then
Is there a way to ensure that if users create or delete columns resulting in the current column 33 now changing to column 34 or 32, my code still applies to the correct column?
I have data headings in A1-E1 and actual data in A2-E2. I have a SUMIF function in F2.
A B C D E F
A B A B B
1 2 3 4 5 =SUMIF(A1:E1;"A";A2:E2)
When I insert new data columns between column E and F, the formula still refers to columns A-E although I would like to have the newly added columns in that SUMIF-function included.
For example, if I add 3 new columns, the new SUMIF-function (now in cell I2) should become =SUMIF(A1:H1;"A";A2:H2).
Do to modify the SUMIF-function to do that?
I have a WinForm, which I'm calling via VBA's Shell command:
Code:
Sub Button1_Click()
Shell "C:TemplateFuncitons.exe " + ActiveWorkbook.FullName, 1
End Sub
I made this module an Excel Add-in and added it as a button in the quick access toolbar. Now, the idea is for the WinForm.exe and the Excel.xla to always be in the same directory (go hand in hand). I want to make a relative path for the .exe which will be the path to the folder where the .xla is + the string "TemplateFunctions.exe" in the end.
Creating a named range relative to the active cell? So that I can click on any cell and a named range is created in the adjacent column for 5 rows.
e.g. click cell c5, and a named range from cells d5:d10 is created when i run the macro ...
way I can use relative cell address in VBA? For example, in the following table:
value item 1 apple item 2 peach item 3 mango
Instead of use
Range("B4").Value = "mango"
to insert mango to cell B4, I can use an address that's one row under peach, or one column to the right of item 3?
From a formula, how can I reference other sheets in my workbook via a relative reference as opposed to needing to know the sheet name? I know I can write a macro, but looking for a non-VBA solution.
View 9 Replies View RelatedIn cell C2, I have =SUM(cellsBeforeUp), where the named range cellsBeforeUp refers to =Sheet1!$A1:B1
The idea is to have a named range that refer to the cells in the preceding row but to the left of the current column, via relative addressing in the name's definition.
The problem is that the formula returns 0 (which is wrong). (changing RefersTo to =Sheet1$A1:$B1 gets the correct sum, but the range does not expand when dragged as =SUM($A1:B1) would.)
In Cell D2, the formula =SUM(cellsBeforeUpA) where cellsBeforeUpA refers to =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A1:C1,0,0)
This name works properly.
I don't understand why OFFSETing by 0,0 is required to make this work properly.
Is there a way to write formulas so the variables are relative to a sheet?
I have a workbook that collects monthly electrical meter readings and calculates billing for each tenant. A new sheet is used for each month and the formulas need to refer to the previous month’s sheet for the prior meter reading.
For example cell C36 in the sheet Feb09 might contain: =Jan09!D36 Where Jan09 is the sheet name from the prior month. When I copy sheet Feb09 to make sheet Mar09 I’d like the formula in C36 to be =Feb09!D36.
Im trying to get a message box to pop up if the result of a count formula is greater than one; ie. in a list of data to warn of repeats of a certain key reference.
Ive never had a drama with putting a message box in before but ive only based it off a constant reference whereas in this case, it will be based on a relative reference; for example, when inputted a value in A2, that has the same value in A1, the count formula in B2 will be 2, so i want a message box to come up. Same goes if the same value was put in A3, and B3 was greater than
I have this formula:
=IF('2010'!R10C2="y",'2010'!R10C3,"")
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Is there something I need to turn on or off.
I have this LONG formula in a cell (J895). When I copy and then paste it to J937 I would expect it to act RELATIVE in respect to the rows on the same sheet. But instead, it pastes the same formula, like an ABSOLUTE....
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1. Go To cell F1
2. Go To last entry In this column
3. Move down one cell
4. Sum F2:Fx (where x = one cell above current selection - the last populated cell In the column With data In it before the sum)
Instead of this (what I have right now)................
I'm having some trouble coding a macro that copies data from one sheet in a workbook to the next sheet in the workbook, and the problem seems to stem from my lack of knowledge about how VBA refers to sheets. What I'd like to do is copy data from a range of cells in the next-to-the-last sheet in a workbook to the same range in the last sheet in the workbook.
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I'm looking for a "best of breed" technique to make charts automatically reference data selections on the current worksheet. While I can manually key in a substitute name to reference the new worksheet, this is tedious. The chart "Edit Series" dialogue window refuses to accept a reference that doesn't include the current sheet name.Does anyone know if there is a "relative cell reference" SYNTAX that works with "select data" ranges when defining chart series?Or can someone suggest a macro that can be used to modify multiple chart references to point to current sheet, since the standard " Find and Replace" doesn't seem to interrogate the contents of charts.
Additional problem description detail:
I'm creating numerous custom charts in a " boilerplate" worksheet, each chart references adjacent data. Is there some way to make these charts reference the "current sheet" automatically when my "TEMPLATE" worksheet is copied to a new worksheet? Whenever I copy the boilerplate worksheet, the series definitions continue to point to the abolute name of the original worksheet: =TEMPLATE!$GD$398
While I can modify references manually (e.g. edit to =NEWSHEET!$GD$398), this is time consuming.