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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / September 2005

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Appending excel worksheets13 Sep 2005 11:57 GMT3
I have a huge number of comma delimited excel worksheets and need to copy or
append them into a single worksheet.  There are over 7000 records on some 300
worksheets, so doing a manual copy and paste would take a lot of time.
If I cannot do that in Excel, is there a way to do this ...
conditional formatting autoshapes13 Sep 2005 10:51 GMT2
I have a cluster of autoshapes (map of a city divided into regions)
that I need to colour according to how much that region spent on
services.  I have a column with the region names, a column with how
much spending was predicted and a column with the real spend.  I have
Display "Last updated date" for the Workbook (without using a macr13 Sep 2005 09:47 GMT1
Is there a way to diasplay in a cell the "Last updated date" the workbook was
saved without using a marco?
thanks in advance,
Counting cells13 Sep 2005 07:20 GMT1
I need to count some cells with dates with conditions, count if something is
on the next column.
26     9/12/05
30     9/12/05
What is the spreadsheet function in excel13 Sep 2005 06:01 GMT1
   In column, there are some data as
A1: 0001
A2: 0002
.
Copy & Paste macro13 Sep 2005 05:08 GMT3
Please can anybody help - I have 2 database's in excel. At present
copy a range of cells in database 2 and in database 1 find the nex
empty "column A" row and then paste ( values only ) the data.  Is ther
a macro that could do this for me so it looks down "column A" and find
1430 to 2:30pm13 Sep 2005 05:08 GMT7
Hello from Steved
Yes I have it VBA
Here is my issue I have A Pocket Computer with excel, it does not support VBA
Ok in cell B6 I type in 1430 I hit the enter key I need it to change to
Frequency of values with Criteria13 Sep 2005 05:07 GMT4
I need some help in coming up with a formula that counts the frequency of
something that also matches a particular criteria.
I have a list of people and the duration that they took to do something:
Person    Duration
finding if name within range13 Sep 2005 04:25 GMT9
If i have a range, lets name it "Names" and i want to find if the name
George is in that range, what formula should I use?
TIA
sheila
Your online office "help" system REALLY sucks!! I'm not kidding!!13 Sep 2005 03:25 GMT1
Finding stuff is rather frustrating... online is "slow"... whatever happened
to the option of standard help files on a local drive? The whole help
interface is "dumbed" down... even if I was a 9 year old kid I would find
your online help a useless maze.
How do I sort entire spread sheet. Names w/data13 Sep 2005 03:11 GMT4
I've been trying to sort my spread sheet.  It is a attendance sheet.  I what
to have the names in alphabetical order and thier attendance correspond with
them.
I've tried everything.  I've used and tried every sort in the help menu but
2 different Companys. Data Sort13 Sep 2005 02:55 GMT1
Hello from Steve Dee
From other Company information is in columns A to J
From our Company information is in columns L to W
The columns i would like to sort are A and L
Shortcut keys assigned to macros/functions in excel13 Sep 2005 02:49 GMT8
Im wondering if anyone knows how I can access a list of shortcut keystrokes
assigned to either in-built excel procedures or custom macros for microsoft
excel.
I want to avoid applying a custom macro to a keystroke that is already
#Value error when linking workbooks13 Sep 2005 02:17 GMT1
Hope you can assist.
Excel 2003, SP1
XP Home
---I am using '=Countif' to extract only 1 criteria from another
linked cell is displaying formula instead of the data13 Sep 2005 01:48 GMT2
when i link a cell on one page of a workbook to another page in the same
workbook, all that displays in the destination cell is the formula, not the
origin cell data.
 
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