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I therefore have fields like Fruit-apple-25 , Vegetable Tomato-22 in a row. Can I create a new field where I can name it as Fr_Grp_App , Vg_Grp_Tm. What I use now is to simply select his apple or tomato without adding other prefixes. How can I do that?
if (not (iserror (find ("Apple", D3))), "Apple", if (not (iserror (find ("Tomato", D3))), "Tomato")
WARNING: Please do not proceed if you have no vba experience.
Objective: Transfer the second column of Test Sheet 1 to the second column of the test sheet.
Or:
For each CPU in Test1. If the name of the CPU in the Test1 sheet matches the name of the CPU in the TestS sheet, copy the 2nd column of that CPU into Test1 and paste it into the 2nd column of this CPU in TestS.
Otherwise, create a new line with the name of the PU not found and the 2nd column after the last CPU of the TestS sheet.
The final look in TestS looks like: TestS
This is my current code that works:
Dim noofComps As Long
noOfComps = Worksheets ("Test1"). Range ("A1"). CurrentRegion.Rows.Count-1
Dim x as long
x = 0
Dim d As Integer
d = 0
Sheets ("Test1"). Select
Beach ("A1"). Select
Do during x> noOfComps
Selection.Offset (1, 0) .Select
Dim curComputer As String
curComputer = Selection.Value
Dim test1Row As Integer
d = d + 1
test1Row = ActiveCell.Row
Sheets ("TestS"). Select
Beach ("A1"). Select
Dim y As Integer
y = 0
Dim z as an integer
z = 0
Dim LastRowSummary As integer
LastRowSummary = Worksheets ("TestS"). Range ("A1"). CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1
Do While y <LastRowSummary
Selection.Offset (1, 0) .Select
If Selection.Value = curComputer then
z = 1
Dim SummaryRow As Integer
SummaryRow = ActiveCell.Row
Sheets ("Test1"). Select
Beach ("B" & test1Row) .Select
Dim curLogValue As Integer
curLogValue = Selection.Value
Sheets ("TestS"). Select
Range ("B" & SummaryRow) .Select
Selection.Value = curLogValue
Sheets ("Test1"). Select
Range ("A" & test1Row) .Select
Exit do
End if
y = y + 1
Loop
If z = 0 then
d = d + 1
Selection.Offset (1, 0) .Select
Selection.Value = curComputer
SummaryRow = ActiveCell.Row
Sheets ("Test1"). Select
Beach ("B" & test1Row) .Select
Dim curLogValue As Integer
curLogValue = Selection.Value
Sheets ("TestS"). Select
Range ("B" & SummaryRow) .Select
Selection.Value = curLogValue
Sheets ("Test1"). Select
Range ("A" & test1Row) .Select
End if
z = 0
d = d + 1
x = x + 1
Loop
Nickname Code:
1) CPU loop in Test1
2) Find the processor in TestS by looping each computer
3) If the processor matches both Test1 and TestS, paste the second column.
4) Otherwise, create a new line for the new computer and the 2nd column.
My question is how can I make this code more efficient?
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Computer and Processor: x86 / x64 Processor of 1 GHz or More with SSE2 Instruction Set
Memory: 1 GB of RAM (32 bits) / 2 GB of RAM (64 bits)
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How does the conditional formatting of a cell via a formula, while basing the changes on the value of the cell,?
It seems that naming the cell at the top of the box to be conditionally formatted is how to choose the value of this cell as the one to be compared.
Similarly, using the following formula to decide to format in the range of A2 to A200 of a sheet, decides based on the value of the cell to format?
= MATCH (A2, & # 39; Data & # 39; $ A: $ A, 0)
Meaning A2 is formatted according to its own value.
But if the formula says A3 instead, does this mean that the cells are formatted according to the value of the cell below, because that is the location of A3 in relation to A2? ?
Or does it treat a relative cell designation as belonging to the cell that will eventually be formatted?
I have this table.
I want to calculate the average based on column B and put the value in this table.
In other words, in E4, I want to put the average of all the rows where column B contained a value of 26.
The formula I have to calculate is:
= IFERROR (SUMIFS (BDA Audit & # 39; !! $ S5: $ S10393, & # 39; BDA Audit & # 39; !! $ B5: $ B10393, Statistics! F $ 3) / COUNTIF (& # 39; BDA Audit & # 39 ;! $ B5: $ B10393, Statistics! F $ 3), "")
I also want to calculate the average annual cumulation. This is the average of all lines from week 1 to the current week.
I tried to do that with
= IFERROR (SUMIFS (BDA Audit & # 39; !! S5: $ S10393, BDA Audit & # 39 ;! B5: $ B10393, <= Statistics! F $ 3) / COUNTIF (& # 39; BDA Audit & # 39; !! B5: $ B10393, <= Statistics! F $ 3), "")
But the formula is not satisfied with the "<=".
To calculate the average per area (column E), I have this
= IFERROR (SUMIFS ('BDA Audit' !! 5 USD: 10393 USD, 'BDA Audit'! $ 5 USD: 10393 USD, Statistics! A7) / COUNTIF (& # 39; BDA Audit & # 39;! $ 5 USD: $ 5: E $ 10393, Statistics! $ A7), "")
But that does not seem to be correct.
In addition, I have to pick up the lines with the top 10 scores.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I'm looking for a way to accept data validation AND a formula by a cell, while preserving the protection of the formula so that users can not inadvertently modify or delete it.
Here is what I would like to accomplish (this example only deals with one line of the spreadsheet, many other lines will behave the same way):
Cell E7 is a drop-down list with only the option "QA Due" available. When the user selects "QA Due", I would like cell M7 to automatically fill in the word "Waiting", but this cell must also be a drop-down list in which the user can modify the word "Complete"; When "Completed entered M7, I would like the S7 cell to automatically fill in the word" No ", but it is also a drop-down list that can be replaced by the word" Yes ".
I have fulfilled these functions by applying data validation to cells E7, M7 and S7, as well as their respective values, then applying data validation, I have disabled the alert of the data. error, then applied a formula to the cells. For example, cell M7 has the formula = IF (E7 = "qa due", "pending", "")and S7 has the formula = SI (M7 = "complete", "No", ""). After applying the formula, I reactivated the error alert.
It works for the cells behave as I wish in terms of automatically filling the desired values according to the input in the other cell, but the problem is that I can not protect the formula in the cell. This means that a user can accidentally click on a cell and delete the formula or select an entry from the drop-down list in cell M7 before making an entry in E7, thus eliminating the formula.
Is there a way to get these cells to behave this way and ALSO protect the formula?
Here is an image of the sheet I'm working on, if that can help you.
I would prefer not to use macros or VBA as much as possible.
In Microsoft Powerpoint, is there a way to create a shortcut to change the selected text to a specific font?
For the moment, when I click on "Ctrl + T", I reach the Font dialog box, but it does not automatically select the desired font. I have to type the font name every time.
I'm trying to create a macro to open and automatically resize the navigation style panes to open (globally). I can make it work, with the exception of resizing the style pane. Unfortunately, the copy of the code that resizes the navigation pane on the style pane does not work 🙁 You can see the highlighted section and the error message here.Any one can it m & # 39, help, please, to correct it?
Under AutoOpen ()
Call PaneFixNav
Call PaneFixStyle
End Sub
Sub PaneFixNav ()
Application.CommandBars ("Navigation"). Visible = True
Dim iWidth As Integer
iWidth = 250
With CommandBars ("Navigation")
.Width = iWidth
Finish by
End Sub
Sub PaneFixStyle ()
Application.TaskPanes (wdTaskPaneFormatting) .Visible = True
Dim iWidth As Integer
iWidth = 250
With Application.TaskPanes (wdTaskPaneFormatting)
.Width = iWidth
Finish by
End Sub
Ps. I have virtually no experience with macros other than that, which I've pieced together from different messages. So, sorry for what might be a stupid question.
However, if there are other users on the server, this gives me the option of disconnecting or disconnecting them. Why can I log off another user but can not log out myself?
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