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Hi Kavish VBA open file method does not have any option for setting encoding so it will (probably) pick the default encoding on the system it is being run. If you want to enforce it then you will have to use different technique. See if below thread helps you with it...

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Probably you can add one more IF like below (untested) =IF($S49<22, INDEX('FY21 Award Pay Rates'!$D$29:$D$50,MATCH($M49&"¬"&IF($S49<22,$S49+1,$S49),'FY21 Award Pay Rates'!$B$29:$B$50&"¬"&'FY21 Award Pay Rates'!$C$29:$C$50,0))*SUM(VLOOKUP($N49,'FY21 Award Pay Rates'!$A:$F,6,0))...

The other route is to key in 'CTRL+J'.

Another formula approach using FILTERXML can be =IFERROR(FILTERXML("<t><s>"&SUBSTITUTE($A2,CHAR(10),"</s><s>")&"</s></t>","//s["&COLUMNS($A$1:A$1)&"]"),"")

Here's a variation based on @Peter Bartholomew's suggestion. =LOOKUP(2^15,SEARCH(" "&TEXT(DATE(2020,1,1)+ROW($A$1:$A$12)*29,"mmmm")&" ",A2,1),TEXT(DATE(2020,1,1)+ROW($A$1:$A$12)*29,"mmmm"))

If you google then links like below come up: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/convert-numbers-into-words-a0d166fb-e1ea-4090-95c8-69442cd55d98

Following change works for me: Me.TextBox2.Value = Me.TextBox1.Value * WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Me.ComboBox1.Value, ws.Range("a2:d20"), 2, 0) Me.TextBox3.Value = Me.TextBox1.Value * WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Me.ComboBox1.Value, ws.Range("a2:d20"), 3, 0) Me.TextBox4.Value = Me.TextBox1.Value *...

If UNIQUE function is available to you then you can use below approach. =IFERROR(SMALL(UNIQUE(("0"&Sheet1!$H2:$AK2)+0,TRUE,FALSE),COLUMNS($A$1:A$1)),"") I have just tested against posted sample. See attached file. Depending on your version you may have to use CSE.

Add pair of quotes to deal with it like below. StartAdobe = Shell("" & AdobeExecutable & " """ & AdobeFile & """", 0)

This will be possible using VBA macro as this will require inserting rows.

@RDEXCEL2020 Your requirement is still unclear to me (maybe many...) If you could provide a clear rule. Single digit --> S01 or S1 Double digit --> S099 or S99 Triple digit --> S0999 or S999 Quadruple digit --> S09999 or S9999 and so on then it will be much easier to understand. The...

Depends on who the end user really is ;) Sometimes, the sheets are being made by the end-users themselves. People come up with all sorts of requirements which are "unclear/unsaid" in their initial posts. Just when you think that the thread is solved the pole shifts. e.g. in this case it is...

If your requirement is limited to displaying alone then you can continue to use your formula by applying a custom cell formatting as ""S"General" (bold portion without quotes)

If TEXTJOIN function is available to you then you can try below formula as well. In cell AC2: =LEN(TRIM(MID(SUBSTITUTE(" "&TRIM(TEXTJOIN("",TRUE,IF($C2:$AA2<>"",1," ")))," ",REPT(" ",99)),99*COLUMNS($A$1:A$1),99))) Copy down and across. In cell AP2: =LEN(TRIM(MID(SUBSTITUTE("...

Your aim and code do not align. Your code should be: Range("K2").Value = Left(ActiveSheet.Name, InStr(ActiveSheet.Name, "_") - 1) Syntax you have written Len(ActiveSheet.Name) - InStr(ActiveSheet.Name, "_") is more useful to take remainder part of the string after "_".

If you are okay with adding a column to your layout then you can use Pivot table. See attached file.

Cross-posted : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62910974/how-to-split-a-number-in-different-cells-excel-macro In case of cross-posting just make sure that you inform about it. Since you are a new user will recommend you to go through forum rules...

If it is only representation you care about then you can try: =LEFT(TEXT(ROUND(K7,0)*10,"#,##,#"),LEN(TEXT(ROUND(K7,0)*10,"#,##,#0"))-1)

CSV is flat file format so in principle you need to save the file in native Excel format (.xls, xlsx, xlsm, xlsb etc).

You need to reconsider your formula approach from logic perspective as well. & is concatenation operator and what you probably want to do is to test AND condition which is not the same. CR6<35&CR6>30 should be AND(CR6<35,CR6>30) So you need to be aware of a situation where the value is 35, which...

You can try following array formula (to be committed by CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER) =SUM(--(FREQUENCY(IF(B2:B41=E4,INT(A2:A41),""),INT(A2:A41))>0))

If you are going to do it once then you can also try find and replace as shown below (Replace with is completely blank).

I particularly like TEXTJOIN as it allows for adding conditions in the evaluation part so it makes it more flexible for users. It is one of the better enhancements to come out on formula front. Until then Harlan Grove's ACONCAT was used by many.

You may like a thread by JvDV on Stack Overflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61837696/excel-extract-substrings-from-string-using-filterxml