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Seeking Improvement on excel function04 Sep 2009 04:24 GMT27
Dear sir,
I have one question regarding an "index" formular together with "match".   I
used to set the following excel function to pick the data from the database:
=INDEX("database",MATCH("column argument","column range",0),"target column
Resizing cells to fit text returned by VLOOKUP04 Sep 2009 02:10 GMT10
I have some VLOOKUPs which sometimes return 50 or 60 characters (they're in
merged cells). I want the text to wrap, and the cell to enlarge to fit the
text - Just like it does whan you type it in, but somehow, because it is
being returned from a formula it just displays the ...
How do you combine or merge information from different users ?03 Sep 2009 22:53 GMT2
Spreadsheet software
Populating cell by color format-IF statement?03 Sep 2009 22:33 GMT4
Trying to return a 1 or 2 by the color format on a cell.  So if A1 is yellow
format, then return a 1 otherwise a 2.  Possibilities please?
Excel 2007: Matching Year & Month without regard to Day03 Sep 2009 19:35 GMT2
Folks,
I regularly use a SUMPRODUCT formula to derive totals from a large array of
transactional data. If I am looking to calculate the sales total for a
specific month, I generally use the following formula:
Question about SUMIFS(A:A,...)03 Sep 2009 19:09 GMT3
I have a question about variable ranges like A:A compared to fixed ranges
like A1:A18000.  I asked the question in another thread.  But I suspect it
got lost in the "noise".
I don't think my question is specific to SUMIFS.  But to illustrate....
Count Distinct Values03 Sep 2009 16:48 GMT7
I have a table with several columns and a varying number of rows of data.
Each row represents work performed by an employee.  One employee generally
has several rows of data: base on the amout of work performed.
Column one is the "Office" in which the employee works: we have 8 ...
Quick SUMIF() query - criteria relating to cell03 Sep 2009 16:35 GMT2
Using Excel 2007
okay, so I'm wanting to SUMIF a range of data in a row if that data
exceeds the value the cell at the end of the range.  So say I have a
range from A1:A10 containg numbers and I want to sum them if those
mail merge problem03 Sep 2009 16:13 GMT4
i have a excel file. one cell i set the format is currency with 2 decimal
places.
so, if i type 1000.678, then in this cell, it should be show 1000.68. it is
ok and normal in this excel file.
Page x of y in WorkBook03 Sep 2009 14:45 GMT2
Using Excel 2007 on Windows XP.  We have 3 worksheets with 10 pages each.
We want the total pages in the workbook.  For example, Page 1 of 30, Page 2
of 30, etc.  I tried grouping the 3 worksheets but that didn't give me the
result I want.  Can this even be done?  Most stuff can, ...
additional - formula error03 Sep 2009 14:16 GMT7
CONFUSED
I may be using a formula that is trying to add to many cells at one time,
yet I've found nothing really to highlight the addion error.  Long and short,
here is a formula I'm using and it appears the last cell is the one not
Navigation linking within sheets, possible?03 Sep 2009 11:59 GMT6
I know that we can hyperlink to URLs and even files on a computer,
etc., but is there a way to hyperlink as a navigation tool between
worksheets?
I have too many entries to do up scripts and buttons to do this, and
Parsing Macro?03 Sep 2009 08:34 GMT33
My data appears in column B in the following format.  It relates to
horseracing sires with the heading SIRE.
Could I create a macro that would parse the data as in the second example?
Ideally, as in the third example.  This would enable me to do an
Help with copying formula03 Sep 2009 04:14 GMT4
I run Excel 2K
I have typed the following formulas in three consecutive cells.
=SUM('DRO BY SHIFT'!Z10:Z12)+BP10
=SUM('DRO BY SHIFT'!Z13:Z15)+BP11
Checking how a macro is called03 Sep 2009 00:08 GMT3
I have three macros that are password protected.
Macro 1 is a macro that I run and asks for my password.
Macro 2 is a macro that someone else runs on a daily basis.
Macro 3 is a macro that someone else runs on a daily basis.
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