excel,worksheet-function,conditional-operator,sumifs
In order to get the conditional Sum for specified date range (Nov 2014), correct your syntax as shown in the sample below: =SUMIFS(E9:E1000,B9:B1000,">="&DATE(2014,11,1), B9:B1000,"<"&DATE(2014,12,1)) Note: this solution is pertinent to the US date format: mm/dd/yyyy, so you may need to correct it per your case depends on how DATE() function...
excel,if-statement,nested,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Maybe: =IF($L2=1,IF(AND($H2>=50,$O2>=5,$O2<8),"A: Priority 2",""),"") ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
Please try: =COUNTIF(C2:G2,C2)=5 ...
string,excel,excel-formula,concatenation,worksheet-function
At present the formula might be read as “If this true do that, otherwise if something different is true do the other”, so the result can only be that OR the other. To achieve both that and the other in the same cell only an adjustment to concatenate the two...
excel,excel-vba,excel-formula,worksheet-function,substitute
Assuming First column is in A1, not VBA, in D2: 50 in E2: =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(B2&","&C2,A2,","),",,,",","),",,","") in F2: =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE("[50,"&SUBSTITUTE(B2,A2,"")&"]["&SUBSTITUTE(B2,A2,"")&"]["&C2&"]",",,",","),",]","]"),"[,","[") and copy all three down to suit....
excel,datetime,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting
Please format B2 green with standard fill, then apply the following Use a formula to determine which cells to format, Format values where this formula is true: =match(B2,L:L,0)>0 with formatting (red) to suit and Applies to B2....
excel,excel-vba,random,worksheet-function
You can try the following snippet (adjust it for your particular range and worksheet naming) Sub GenerateRandomList() Dim loop_ctr As Integer For loop_ctr = 1 To 100 Range("A" & loop_ctr) = "=INT(RAND()*3+1)-1" Calculate Next loop_ctr End Sub Open the new Excel Worksheet, put the code in the Sheet1 VBA code...
excel,sum,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
Hopefully: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"O",B:B,"<>"&"O")+COUNTIFS(A:A,"R",B:B,"<>"&"R") For equal: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"O",B:B,"O")+COUNTIFS(A:A,"R",B:B,"R") ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,excel-2013,countif
Ugly, but might suit: =COUNTIFS(E:E;">120";E:E;"<139")+COUNTIFS(F:F;">80";F:F;"<89")-COUNTIFS(E:E;">120";E:E;"<139";F:F;">80";F:F;"<89") Counts all the applicable instances in ColumnE, adds the count of all the applicable instances in ColumnF then subtracts the instances where both ColumnE and ColumnF are within the respective bounds - this last part might not be required. An array formula might be more...
excel,excel-formula,match,vlookup,worksheet-function
The "near miss" looks as though it used a helper column. Insert a ColumnC into Sheet3 and in C1 there enter: =A1&"|"&B1 Copy that down to suit. In your other sheet in ColumnP (Row1 ? - or adjust the N and O row references to suit) enter: =VLOOKUP($N1&"|"&$O1,Sheet3!$C:$F,2,0) and copy...
excel,formatting,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting
Assuming integers only, please try a Custom Format of: 0"+";0"-";"-"; Re Edit: Select the range to be formatted (I chose N for illustration), HOME > Styles – Conditional Formatting, New Rule…, Use a formula to determine which cells to format, Format values where this formula is true: =N1=1 Format…, Number,...
excel,integer,excel-formula,worksheet-function,modulus
In Row3 please try: =INT(ROW()/3)&"."&MOD(ROW(),3)+1 and copy down to suit. For other rows you would need to add an offset (+n)....
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,excel-2011
I'd suggest a separate row for the answers but in matching columns: then something like: =IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(E$1:N$1=E3:N3))>6,"Pass","fail") As @Jeeped points out, the correct answers could be left where they are with only a small adjustment to the formula above but (apart from the lurid colours!) I think the layout shown is...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,lookup,worksheet-function
I am assuming the numbers run 1>12 in your example merely for illustration and 1 is in A2, hence suggest: =IF(ISERROR(MATCH(D1,A:A,0)),IF(ISERROR(MATCH(D1,B:B,0)),C1,B1),A1) ...
excel,count,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting
To highlight every row in the range 2:1986 where any cell in columns AQ to JK inclusive in that row is populated, use a Conditional Formatting formula rule of: =COUNTA($AQ2:$JK2)>0 with highlighting of your choice and the Applies to range set to: =$2:$1986 ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,sumifs,excel-indirect
Please try: =SUMIF(INDIRECT("'ITEMS CONTROL'!$B$2:$B$20000"),B$1,INDIRECT("'ITEMS CONTROL'!$C$2:$C$20000")) ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
To count any entries use: =COUNTA(F8:F20) To count specific entries use: =COUNTIF(F8:F20,"W") ...
excel,vba,excel-vba,excel-formula,worksheet-function
A formula cannot move a row to another sheet. However it can identify which rows to move, perhaps prior to filtering. Please try: =IF(1*MID(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ",""),3,1)>6,"#","") ...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,worksheet-function,array-formulas
Please try: =MAX(IF(A:A=2,B:B)) entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter....
excel,date,integer,excel-formula,worksheet-function
thanks guys, it worked with ron sugestion =SUMPRODUCT((INT('Reg. 2013'!B:B)>=D10)*(INT('Reg. 2013'!B:B)<=E10)) thanks
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,median,array-formulas
Maybe: =MEDIAN(IF(A:A="A",B:B)) entered CSE....
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,offset,worksheet-function
May not be quite right but hopefully 'configurable' to suit. Assumes $500 is entered in C10 and (at least for the time being) 1 will not be entered in C5. Please try in D10 and copied across to suit: =IF(MOD(COLUMN()-3,$C5)<MOD(COLUMN()-4,$C5),$C10,"") A quick fix for the above failing to populate all...
This formula assumes that the earlier date/time comes first. If that is not the case, use MIN and MAX to ensure the correct comparisons. =AND(D1>=A1,C1<=B1) ...
excel,vba,excel-vba,if-statement,worksheet-function
"Optional argument" can apparently have two distinct meanings for Excel functions: the optional argument may be omitted; the value of the optional argument may be omitted. Sometimes both are allowed, sometimes only #2 is allowed. Look at the documentation for IF: IF(logical_test, [value_if_true], [value_if_false]) [...] value_if_false Optional. [...] If logical_test...
excel,date,excel-formula,worksheet-function,array-formulas
Following 4 named ranges for simplicity in code: "Dividends": DividendDates (column A); DividendsPaid (column B) "AdjClose": StockDate (column A); StockPrice (column B) try (in column C in "Dividends": {=INDEX(StockPrice;MATCH(MAX(IF((StockDates<=A1);StockDates));StockDates;0))} Assuming that the dividend date for which you want to find the adjusted stock price is in cell A1. And copy...
Will this do? =IF(MAX(D11:G11)>$I$6,"YES","NO") Alternatively, if you are happy with TRUE or FALSE instead of "YES" or "NO" you can use an array formula: {=OR(D11:G11)>$I$6)} ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting,countif
The ties may be broken with a COUNTIF adjustment. For example a CF rule formula of the kind: =RANK(A1,$A$1:$O$1,0)+COUNTIF($A$1:A$1,A1)-1<7 <7 for the six you specified, though it depends upon when ranking ascending or descending. Ties are broken "in order" - the first found is accepted (count of 1 less 1...
excel,excel-formula,rounding,worksheet-function,time-format
Adding a ColumnE for Lunch, please try: =IFERROR(IF(D2="","",(D2-A2)*24)-E2,"") formatted as number....
excel,if-statement,escaping,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Please try escaping the double quotes: =IF(A2<0,"<span style=""font-size:16px"">& #10003;</span>",A2) ...
excel,excel-formula,excel-2007,worksheet-function
If the successive results of RATE do not converge to within 0.0000001 after 20 iterations, RATE returns the #NUM! error value. Without including a guess for the Guess it is assumed to be 10 percent and that is nowhere near the actual rate that would be required to equate...
excel,if-statement,integer,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Assuming Time is in A1, please try in C2: =INT(A2) In D2: =B2 and in D3: =IF(INT(A3)>INT(A2),B3,"") both first and last above copied down to suit....
excel,vba,excel-vba,match,worksheet-function
What you mean to do is better served with Range.Find. Dim rngtrg As Range, rngsrc As Range Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = ActiveSheet Set rngsrc = ws.Range(ws.Cells(1,colnumvar),ws.Cells(1000,colnumvar)) Set rngtrg = rngsrc.Find(1,...) rowvar = rngtrg.Row ...
string,excel,extract,wildcard,worksheet-function
Please try, in C2: =SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","|",(LEN(B2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","")))),FIND("|",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","|",(LEN(B2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","")))))-1),",","") in D2: =MID(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","|",(LEN(B2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","")))),FIND("|",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","|",(LEN(B2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","")))))+1,LEN(B2)) ...
excel,excel-vba,max,worksheet-function,cells
If Class is in B1, maybe: =MAX(IF(B:B=B2,A:A)) in C2 entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter and copied down to suit. oOPs! OP did ask "with a pivot table": ...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
With COUNTIF: =IF(COUNTIF(A:A,a2)>15,1,IF(COUNTIF(A:A,a2)>10,2,IF(COUNTIF(A:A,a2)>5,3,IF(COUNTIF(A:A,a2)>=1,4,5)))) ...
excel,excel-formula,cell,filenames,worksheet-function
Please try: =MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("[",CELL("filename"))+1,5) . @barry houdini has kindly pointed out that the above is flawed (in a way that may not often be an issue but could at times be very confusing): It's better to use a cell reference in CELL function with this formula, e.g. =MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("[",CELL("filename",A1))+1,5) - that ensures...
No, you can only get to the interior color of a cell by using a Macro. I am afraid. It's really easy to do (cell.interior.color) so unless you have a requirement that restricts you from using VBA, I say go for it.
This UDF should do the trick - I won't provide a detailed description of what it does beyond the comments you can see in it, as it's not very complex piece of code, but if there is something you don't understand in it, feel free to ask. Option Explicit Function...
excel,numbers,excel-formula,worksheet-function
It sounds like you need a vlookup. It's a common spreadsheet problem. Have a look at this answer on stack overflow: Using VLOOKUP() and this http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html These are for excel but basically all spreadsheets will handle this similarly. Next time, just include the image directly in your question. Makes for...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,max,worksheet-function
If your data is in three columns (starting A2) then maybe: =IF(B2="MD",MAX(C$1:C1)+1,"") ...
string,excel,excel-vba,text,worksheet-function
Please try, Record Macro and: =LEFT(A1,4)&"-"&MID(A1,5,2)&"-"&MID(A1,7,2)&"T"&MID(A1,9,2)&":"&MID(A1,11,2)&":"&MID(A1,13,2)&"Z" ...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
Assuming your data starts in Row1 please try: =IFERROR(MATCH(A1,B:B,0),"#") in Row1 and copy down to suit. # indicates the corresponding row's ColumnA value is not found in ColumnB. A number indicates the row in ColumnB that matches the ColumnA value for the row the value appears in. ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
Assuming City is in A1 please try: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"London",B:B,"Webdesigner") ...
excel,vba,excel-formula,worksheet-function
I think what you want, is: Turn on Record Macro: In H1 enter: =IFERROR(INDEX('Sheet #1'!A:A,MATCH(I1,'Sheet #1'!B:B,0)),"") and copy down to suit....
You could try filling down this formula from G1 as shown below: =LOOKUP(1,1/FREQUENCY(0,MMULT((B$1:C$10-E1:F1)^2,{1;1})),A$1:A$10) For a more accurate formula that takes account of the circular distances try filling down from H1: =LOOKUP(1,1/FREQUENCY(0,SIN((RADIANS(B$1:B$10-E1))/2)^2+SIN((RADIANS(C$1:C$10-F1))/2)^2*COS(RADIANS(B$1:B$10))*COS(RADIANS(E1))),A$1:A$10) ...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
So after struggling to understand what was going on, here is the simple solution: first let me clarify again: column A: but pasted as text originally and in hhmm format, but you need to reformat them as simple numbers, so you will lose those 0 s at the beginning of...
excel-vba,range,worksheet-function
In order to find a difference between new and old values entered, for example, in "D1" (on cell change event) and display it cell "E1", the general solution is shown in following code snippet (see Listing 1): Listing 1 Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range) If Target.Column = 4 And...
excel,excel-formula,max,concatenation,worksheet-function
Please try: =MAX(D:D)&"("&INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(D:D),D:D,0))&")" will only return one year even if the maximum value arises in more than one year....
excel-vba,excel-formula,excel-2010,vlookup,worksheet-function
I modified the code as below and it worked. I removed WorkSheetFunction and also handled the result value. Sub UpdateFormula() Dim CurrStr As String Dim EndRow As Long On Error GoTo 0 EndRow = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row BaseStr = UCase(Range("A2").Value) Application.ScreenUpdating = False For iter = 4332 To EndRow On...
excel-formula,worksheet-function
You can use the SUBSTITUTE function like this: =SUBSTITUTE(A1,B1,"") This will take the text that's in A1, and replace the text that's in B1 with nothing. Read more about SUBSTITUTE here....
If B will be new column that the url is in, then use the following formula in A, and drag down. =MID(B2, SEARCH("id",B2)+2, SEARCH("~?",B2)-SEARCH("id",B2)-2) ...
excel-formula,worksheet-function
Check whether these helps you: http://www.excelforum.com/excel-general/750201-excel-filtering-by-last-2-characters-help-needed.html http://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/925-excel-sort-last-character.html ...
Way №1 In cell H2 use: =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(F2,$J$3:$J$15,0));"exist in list","not exist in list") and drag it down. Then in C12 you can use: =COUNTIF(H2:H8;"not exist in list") Way №2 In C12 use: =SUMPRODUCT(1*NOT(ISNUMBER(MATCH($F$2:$F$8,$J$3:$J$15,0)))) This is an array formula, so type the formula then press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. Curly brackets will automatically appear at...
It's most likely because of gradual errors introduced during the accumulation of all those value. I suspect that, if you instead used: =SUM(I7:I128) - 36286,54 you'd get a very small, but non-zero, number. And indeed you do, if you examine the graphic below. To solve it, I'd suggest rounding the...
excel-formula,rounding,worksheet-function
It's worth noting that Excel has built-in functions for working with multiples: CEILING and FLOOR (in newer versions you have CEILING.MATH and FLOOR.MATH). In your case, this should work: =CEILING(A1,20)-A1 ...
excel,count,indexing,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Though a function not available in versions of Excel before 2007, it seems: =COUNTIFS(A:A,3,B:B,5) met the requirement here....
excel,search,excel-formula,cell,worksheet-function
MATCH allows wildcards, so: =MATCH("*Apple*",A:A,0) should return the row number in which Apple is in a cell in ColumnA. If more than one instance will return only the first....
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function
You can use something like this: =SUM(INDEX(A4:Z100,0,MATCH("SVYM Total" & "Jun-14",Array,0))) where your data (excluding headers) are in range A4:Z100. I supposed that Array is named range that refers to, in my example, A3:Z3....
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Please try selecting ColumnA, HOME > Styles - Conditional Formatting - New Rule..., Use a formula to determine which cells to format, Format values where this formula is true:: =MATCH(LEFT(RIGHT(A1,8),7),B:B,0) Format..., Fill, select your choice of highlighting, OK, OK....
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting,countif
The way I understand your requirement, please select N11:O11 and HOME > Styles - Conditional Formatting, New Rule..., Use a formula to determine which cells to format, Format values where this formula is true:, enter: =COUNTIF($B11:$B20,"other")>0 Format..., choose your formatting, OK, OK....
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,vlookup,worksheet-function
If you wish to work through each of the pairs of columns in order, for an example of three pairs, just: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B2:B11,Sheet2!A:B,2,0),IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B2:B11,Sheet2!D:E,2,0),IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B2:B11,Sheet2!G:H,2,0),"No Match"))) assuming that it is B2 that is to be your search term (lookup_value) and that the formula above is in Row2. Where ranges are used as the...
string,excel,vba,match,worksheet-function
Loops through all values in Sheet1 Column B. If that value is found in Sheet2 Column E, the entire row in Sheet1 is deleted. Then it loops through all values in Sheet1 Column C. If that value is found in Sheet2 Column F, the entire row in Sheet1 is deleted....
excel,excel-formula,pivot-table,export-to-csv,worksheet-function
My hunch is PivotTables are irrelevant here (and that this is more "one off" than "routine") so suggest: Work on a copy. Parse data assumed to be in ColumnA with Text to Columns and pipe as the delimiter. Insert a row at the top. In C2: =IF(A1=A2,C1&","&B2,A2&","&B2) in D2: =A2<>A3...
excel,vba,copy-paste,string-matching,worksheet-function
Sub As_Of_Analysis_Sorting() Dim lr As Long, lr2 As Long, r As Long, x As Long Dim i as Long Set Sh1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("All Trades") Set Sh2 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("As-Of Trades") Sh2.Cells(1, 1).Value = "Account" Sh2.Cells(1, 2).Value = "Amount" lr = Sh1.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row x = 2 i = 0 For r =...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Formula to output value from column A only if it is different from previous row is: =IF(A2 = A1, "", A2) but it is not possible to update cells in-place with plain formulas, you can: copy the computed cells and paste special as values back into column A add a...
excel,if-statement,excel-formula,match,worksheet-function
I think what you want may be something like: =IF(A1<>"apples","oops!",IF(ISERROR(MATCH(B1,Sheet4!C:C,0)),F2,F1)) assuming only the ColumnC enty is on Sheet4, all others on the same sheet as the formula, and that if A1 does not equal "apples" you want to be warned (in the example with oops!) though you may prefer to...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting,countif
Maybe add an AND to your formula: =AND($G1="name",COUNTIF($M1:$N1,M1)>1) ...
excel,pivot-table,percentage,worksheet-function,countif
If your results are in Column A for example, then something like: ="Less than $1 million: "&(COUNTIF(A:A,"Less than $1 million")/COUNTA(A:A))*100&"%" should do you. If you have a header in Row 1 then change COUNTA(A:A) to COUNTA(A:A)-1 based on your example above, this formula would return "Less than $1 million: 62.5%"...
excel,date,excel-formula,vlookup,worksheet-function
If your two columns are A an B please try: =VLOOKUP(TODAY(),A:B,2,0) ...
google-spreadsheet,spreadsheet,worksheet-function,formulas
If you had your base date in A1, the following formula would be good for the first day of the previous month: =date(year(A1),month(A1)-1,1) It's even simpler to find the last day of the previous month: =eomonth(A1,-1) ...
excel,excel-formula,vlookup,worksheet-function,countif
You need to be consistent with spellings or this won't work, but for standings B2 you might try: =IF(COUNTIFS(race1!C:C,A2,race1!A:A,"<>D",race1!A:A,"<>R")=2,20,IF(COUNTIFS(race1!C:C,A2,race1!A:A,"<>D",race1!A:A,"<>R")=1,7,-15)) and in C2: =COUNTIF(race1!$C$2:$C$11,A2)*10 both copied down to suit. Edit for number of cars in column B change first formula to: =COUNTIFS(race1!C:C,A2,race1!A:A,"<>D",race1!A:A,"<>R") and for points put first formula in C2 (copy...
excel-formula,worksheet-function
From my understanding you have seven columns, like this: You would like to make a ratio between a combination that includes all seven columns (from A to G in the picture), and the combination of the first six columns (from A to F in the picture). In this case you...
excel,if-statement,time,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Maybe: =IF(AND(A1>=7.5/24,A1<=8.5/24),8/24,A1) ...
excel,vba,excel-vba,events,worksheet-function
If i understand you correctly... For Row2 = 2 To LastRow2 'value has been already changed, do not recalculate If Cells(Row2, 3) <> Range("I" & Row2) Then GoTo SkipNext Cells(Row2, 3) = Range("I" & Row2) SkipNext: Next Row2 Note: Using below condition, you'll be able to recalculate it again, if...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif,array-formulas
Just wanted to check if @Byron answer in the comment works. It works, the result is 7. {=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A17>128),--(A2:A17<136), --(NETWORKDAYS(IF(ISBLANK(C2:C17),B2:B17,C2:C17)+0,TODAY()+0,0)<=30))} ...
You can undo the change, populate the undone value to a variable then redo the change like so: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim OldValue As Variant, NewValue As Variant NewValue = Target.Value Application.EnableEvents = False Application.Undo OldValue = Target.Value Target.Value = NewValue Application.EnableEvents = True MsgBox OldValue End...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
You could add multiple countif's - =if(A1<>"",countif(a2:a5,"Yes")+countif(a2:a5,"Si")+countif(a2:a5,"True"),"")
excel-vba,clipboard,copy-paste,worksheet-function
Is it true? Apparently so. I had never noticed; but I just tested it and that's what it does. So yes, it's true. Why? Well, who knows. We'd have to ask the Microsoft developers what was going through their heads, or whether this was at all intended. But I don't...
string,excel,formatting,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Please try applying a formula of the following kind to all your data: =MONTH(B1)/DAY(B1) Having done so you may select the results, Copy and Paste Special over their source (assumed to be ColumnB) and then delete the formulae. Excel has, trying to be helpful, interpreted your entries as dates -...
excel,vba,sorting,excel-vba,worksheet-function
You can sort your Excel Worksheet in ascending order using VBA statement like the following: Columns("A:XFD").Sort key1:=Range("AD:AD"), order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlYes Note: in the column range Columns("A:XFD") instead of XFD enter the last used column pertinent to your case, e.g. Columns("A:DD"). Hope this will help....
google-spreadsheet,spreadsheet,worksheet-function
The following ArrayFormula() spans from row 5 ("Books Name") to row 14 ("Total Price"), so adding rows or deleting them should not be a problem: =ArrayFormula(if((C5:C14="Books Name")+(C5:C14="Total Price")=1,"",H5:H14*I5:I14)) However, since the formula will have to reside in the column J, the following formula is even more useful: =ArrayFormula(if(C5:C14="Books Name","Amount",if(C5:C14="Total Price","",H5:H14*I5:I14)))...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function
Change to =VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B4,2) In fact, you better use absolute references, otherwise the lookup range will get messed up when you copy the formula down. =VLOOKUP(C1,$A$1:$B$4,2) But really, I would advise dropping VLOOKUP in favour of INDEX and MATCH, which is way more flexible: =INDEX($B$1:$B$4,MATCH(C1,$A$1:$A$4,0)) ...
excel,integer,excel-formula,rounding,worksheet-function
UNTESTED. With Kids in A2 and 50,20,10,5,1 in C1:G1 then perhaps in C2 and copied across and down: =INT(MIN($B2,$B2-SUMPRODUCT($B$1:B$1*$B2:B2))/C$1) The results might then be summed by column (excluding the labels) to get the count by denomination and each sum multiplied by the column labels (eg =SUM(C2:C10)*C$1) then the sums summed...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting,exact-match
It seems there is a 255 character limit to the Conditional Formatting, Highlight Cells Rules..., Duplicate Values... rule. To me plausible since consistent with the limit for characters in a formula in VBA. A simple way to check is to apply such a rule to both the column with your...
string,excel,excel-vba,excel-formula,worksheet-function
A formula is sufficient: =LEFT(A1)&"."&MID(A1,2,3)&"."&MID(A1,5,3)&"."&MID(A1,8,3) ...
excel,excel-formula,match,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting
If you have two lists of names, say in ColumnA and ColumnI, and wish to highlight those in A that feature in I please select columnA and try applying a Conditional Formatting formula rule of: =MATCH(A1,I:I,0)>0 ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,countif
Please try: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"one",B:B,"<>") ...
excel,excel-formula,match,worksheet-function,input-filtering
With data like: In D1 enter: =IF(ISERROR(MATCH(A1,B:B,0)),1,"") and copy down and then in C1 enter: =IFERROR(INDEX(A:A,MATCH(ROW(),D:D,0)),"") and copy down. This results in: ...
google-spreadsheet,spreadsheet,worksheet-function,formulas
If you want to use OR in Arrayformula you'll need to use +. Can you see if this works ? =ArrayFormula(IF(LEN(H4:H), IF((O4:O = "Yes")+(H4:H = "Yes"),"Yes","No"),)) ...
excel,excel-formula,worksheet-function,conditional-formatting,countif
If what you want is all instances of a specific INCnnn to be identified where any one of the specific INCnnn is in the same row as "BREACHED" then Conditional Formatting would do this, say as below assuming your data starts with 1 in A1 and is in three columns....