I am trying to create a simple translation tool for my product catalog, which is in Japanese, to English.
I have the Japanese and the English terms listed in a file (say, File A) in Col A and Col B which will keep increasing every week.
I want to create a macro which goes thru this list and replaces ALL the Japanese terms to English in "ALL THE SHEETS OF THE PRODUCT CATALOG" (say, File B) .
I have created a button in File A so that when I press this button, I browse my computer, select the file (product catalog) to be translated, replace all the Japanese terms to English terms in ALL THE SHEETS and saves it under a different filename.
Where I've typed 'XXXXXX' this is the word that will be translated in ultralingua.
Is there any way that XXXXXX can be replaced with the contents of a source cell i.e. so ultralingua translates the contents of one of the cells from column A? I'll the transcriibe the result into column B.
I need to get an output better on text (excell is limited with rows and the matrix can have up to 5000 rows and lines) i tried to open the file with excel but every line is a string and i can't separet it
I have a cell in which I have the following data (for example):
<a href="http://www.trucks.com">Ford Trucks</a>
I need to export the sheet as a tab delimited txt file for import into another program. When excel saves the file as .txt, it add extra data so that the cell is represented as:
Note the set of two additional inverted commas. This extra data interferes with the parsing of the data in the other program. I've tried formatting the cells to "general" and "text", however, it does not seem to affect the txt output.
So I have table that consists of several columns describing a single transaction. I want a macro to translate the (potentially thousands) of rows into a single cell for each row on another worksheet.
The rows need to be formatted by transaction type. The problem is that I know nothing of excel syntax .
I was thinking something along the lines of a case loop, if possible:
Case D1 = BUY Output("You bought ("C1") on ("A1") for the amount ("E1")") Case D1 = SELL Output("You sold ("C1") on ("A1") for the amount ("E1")") etc.
How would I get that into workable excel code, if possible?
I have US reporting package that e-mails a report, which I then run macros to put extract the required data, and pivot etc...
There can be anwhere between 1 and 15,000 lines of data.
The file is generated as a CSV file, with dates in the first column in the format mm/dd/yyyy. Other header information also has a "/" so it is impossible to do a text to columns.
I need to continue using UK dating format, so cannot change the Excel settings.
Can anyone provide me with VBA code to convert mm/dd/yyyy into dd-mmm-yyyy without it ignoring any dates where the dd is less than 12?
I want to convert all the Arabic letters into English (ie. Translitertaion) Not translation. I have found the below sample code in google and I have just tested but it is not working
Const cyr = "123456789" 'the cyillic alphabet in order Const lat = "abcdefghi" 'the latin alphabet in the same order Function convertchar(inchar As String) As String Location = InStr(cyr, inchar)
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If I type any number in cell A1 and run the above convertcells, it is not converting to latin.
I have several graphs in excel which has the percentage number as follows: 15,5 %. I want to convert the number to 15.5 % so it is in line with the english language.
For me this returns "Jan 14." However, I have a colleague using a Spanish version of Windows/Excel and therefore it displays this in Spanish as "ene 14."
How can I force the formula to return the English spelling, Jan 14?
A workbook was created using the English version of Excel. It uses Analysis Toolpak functions.
When the workbook is opened on a Spanish version Excel system, embedded functions - like IF, AND, OR translate to Spanish. Other functions, like NETWORKDAYS, do not.
Any cross-language users have a tool for this? Other than doing a Find/Replace or creating custom functions.
A co-worker has an excel file that has both English and Chinese words in it. We need to convert the Chinese text to English. The contents of the files are sensative so I cannot share a copy. how to correct this?
I run excel 2010... I have xls file (see file attached) with both English and Non English characters.
When I save this file as xls or xlsx - everything is good, but when I save the file as CSV and try to open it later - I see that the English characters stays the same but the non English characters become gibberish.
How can I save a file (that include some non English characters) as CSV without loosing the non English characters? Is there a way to do that from within the excel 2010 menus? Or maybe there is an external tool?
The following line of VBA code executes properly if machine settings are US English, but throws a "Run-time error '1004': Application-defined or object-defined error" ? ...