mpolo954, Good afternoon.
Greetings vletm colleague.
Maybe a simple formula can solve your question.
Try to use: =(LEN(A2)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A2;".";"")))+1
I hope it helps.
excelnovive2000, Good morning.
Try to use:
E4 --> =IF(OR(D4="Management 2021";D4="PTO 2021");INDEX(emp[Depts];MATCH(B4;emp[Employee];0));INDEX(codes[Dept];MATCH(D4;codes[Analytic Account];0)))
Push it down as necessary.
Is this what you want?
I hope it helps.
Hany ali, Good evening.
You didn't tell us your intentions with the formula.
A2 --> =IF(A2="";"";"1 "&IF(B2="Enterance Fees"; IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2;$G$2:$I$4;3;FALSE);"");""))
Please, tell us if it worked for you.
I hope it helps.
Shabbo,
To avoid having the same vehicle in the same months in several years, use:
Consolidated
as above >>> use Inline code <<<
B6 --> =SUMPRODUCT((MONTH('Garage Expenses'!$B$2:$B$4034)&YEAR('Garage Expenses'!$B$2:$B$4034) = MONTH(B2)&YEAR(B2)) * ('Garage Expenses'!$C$2:$C$4034=A6) *...
Shabbo, Good afternoon.
You can use:
Consolidated
B6 --> =SUMPRODUCT( (MONTH('Garage Expenses'!B2:B5000)=MONTH($B$2)) * ('Garage Expenses'!C2:C5000=A6) * ('Garage Expenses'!D2:D5000))
Attention:
In the Garage Expenses line 1700 there is a header line which invalidates all calculations...
hossam sadek, Good morning.
Perhaps these procedures can help.
Do it:
B2 --> =MID(A2; 7; FIND(" "; A2; 1) -6)
Copy it down.
Select the desired range in column B.
--> CTRL + C
--> Paster Special
--> Value
Taking advantage that the range is still selected do:
--> Data menu -> Text to Column...
Dashboardnovice, Good morning.
Try to use this formula: =Trim( Clean( Substitute( C5; CHAR(160); " " )))
Tell us if it worked for you.
I hope it helps.
Good Morning, Master Hui and James.
I use an Excel 2003 version.
If I want to do a job like James wants, I need to use a Conditional Format.
Selecting all cells I need, putting formula =ROW(A2)=$A$1 and selecting my desired color to highlight the cell.
I misunderstood your explanation...
Hi Laura, Good Morning.
I believe that the question error is located at a syntax problem.
You must use the same range on all clauses when using SUMPRODUCT function.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(H2:H3363>60),--(H2:H3363<90),--(F2:F3362="John Smith"))
H2:H3363
H2:H3363
F2:F3362 --> 62 final...
Hi Blair, Good Evening.
Suppose your control cell is A1.(the cell where you put the end of desired range)
You can use it: =SUM(INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("C1:C",A1)))
Try this one and tell us it it worked for you.
Hope it helps...
Hi Katrinthor.
Try to do this:
Supposing your data are at A1
Use in B1 this formula: VALUE(CONCATENATE("19",MID(A1,5,2)))
Tell us if it worked for you.
I hope it can help you.
Best regards,
Marcilio
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Belo Horizonte, Brazil