A simple option is to sort your list on column A (the number) and then use concat for each of the numbers one time.
You can even pass an OFFSET range to CONCAT udf so that it would just concatenate all the items with 1 and give output.
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Regarding your question, to set CF use below steps:
1. select A3:G3, goto...
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There are a few reasons why this could be happening.
1. Did you accidentally turn off Automatic formula calculation?
If so, go to...
If you just want NOW value to be selected all the time:
Then why use drop down box? Just put now in a cell and you are done!
If you want NOW to be one of the values for the drop down
Then in your source range, replace any one value with =NOW() formula.
@matthew...
You can sort by clicking on row labels > More Sort options > Descending order > and picking corresponding measure.
See this image.
http://img.chandoo.org/pivot/power-pivot-more-sort-options.png
The idea is same as how you would custom sort pivot tables...
If I am not wrong, there is a progress bar active x control. You can use that to show progress. And in your main macro you can update it as the progress happens. You can even do the updates asynchronously using timer etc.
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As Bob suggested, using a pivot is easy and quick option. If you insist on using formulas then follow below steps.
1. In Sheet 2, in an empty cell (say A1) write =MAX(Sheet1-date-range)
This will give you maximum...
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You can use LARGE formula for this.
try =LARGE(b1:m2,2) to get the second highest value.
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I tried to come up with a formula solution for this, but found it to be too complicated. So I wrote a small macro. See this file...
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You can do this using...
As far as I know, this is not possible in Excel pivot tables. But there is a workaround.
First create the pivot table with one row field (in your example, the pivot is already like this)
Then in copy the entire pivot, paste it else where as links (ie create references to values in pivot)...
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Hi Rogcoy,
You can use Worksheet_SelectionChange event to handle this.
First select your entire Year...Finished table and give it a name like myList.
Then right click on the sheet, view code.
Now select Worksheet from drop down and VBE will create selectionchange event by default.
Then...
Now that we have 5 people with 1000+ posts, it may be a good time to open up the data and create some nice excel visualization. If anyone is game for this, I can post a dump online (sanitized and anonymized of course).
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You can use MATCH, INDEX to do this. In A2 write,
=INDEX(sheet1!A1:A3,match(A1,Sheet1!B1:B3,0))
This will find the large result in A1 in Sheet1 B1:B3 and return corresponding value from column A.
For more on this, refer to...
Vanakkam Chennai readers...,
I am going to be in Chennai (India) from this Sunday (25th November, 2012) to Next (2nd December) to conduct some inhouse training with Renault Nissan. Since Narayank is in Chennai, I am planning to meet him anyway. But I thought...,
"Why not have a meetup at one...