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If you're comparing with the previous row, the formulas should be =C2=C1 and =C2<>C1

Add calculated fields. https://chandoo.org/wp/pivot-table-tricks/#calculated_fields

In your first formula you're using INDEX(matrix, row, col, area), this of course gives an error since you're providing (matrix, row, row, col). In the second formula you're using INDEX(matrix, row) and that would just return the whole row instead of only the rate. Here's 2 formulas that gives...

Write the formula in B2, then copy and paste: =INDEX(TRIM(MID(SUBSTITUTE($A2,".",REPT(" ",50)),{1,51,101,151,201},50)),COLUMNS($B2:B2))

A slightly shorter formula, but with the same principle =INT(NPV(-0.9,,INDEX(SEARCH(MID(E2,LEN(E2)-ROW($A$1:INDEX(A:A,LEN(E2)))+1,1),"KMYSOREBAN")-1,))%)

A2*4+B2*5 is just math, for example with A2=2 and B2=3: 2*4+3*5 = 8+15 = 23 LOOKUP will find the number equal or below it (21) and give the result as "Moderate", as both are the 2nd value in the arrays.

In a single formula: =LOOKUP(A2*4+B2*5,{9,21,25,36},{"Minor","Moderate","High","Very High"})

Short answer: You can't. Without any filters you can select A1:G7, press F5 (shows Go To dialog), click in Special, select blank cells only. Now you can delete the selected cells (CTRL+Minus(-)) and select to move cells to the left.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/connect-to-a-json-file-f65207ab-d957-4bf0-bec3-a08bb53cd4c0 https://json-csv.com/

Green: =COUNTIF(D5:D256, ">"&TODAY()) Amber: =COUNTIFS(D5:D256, ">"&TODAY(), D5:D256, "<="&TODAY()+28) Red: =COUNTIF(D5:D256, "<="&TODAY())

You may want AS (in C20) to show as Supporter too, in that case change the formula to this =IF(OR(C20="",C20="unknown",LEN(C20)=1,AND(OR(SUMPRODUCT(IFERROR(FIND({" ","&","."},C20),0))>0,EXACT(UPPER(C20),C20)),LEN(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(C20," ",),"&",),".",))<3)),TRUE,FALSE)

Formula in F2: =IF(OR(C2="",C2="unknown",LEN(C2)=1,AND(SUMPRODUCT(IFERROR(FIND({" ","&","."},C2),0))>0,LEN(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(C2," ",),"&",),".",))<3)),TRUE,FALSE)

You didn't remove it, you just added a different IF. Your formula should start with =SUMPRODUCT, do not add a IF.

You don't need the IF(C4 = "","", part. When you multiply the overtime rate by 0 (hours) the total will be just (regular rate * regular hours).

You can import http://www.floatrates.com/daily/usd.xml and use their provided rates instead.

Formula A2, then copy and paste: =IF(D2="", "", UPPER(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(D2, " ", ""), 4)) & TEXT(COUNTIF(A$1:A1, LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(D2, " ", ""), 4) & "*") + 1, "00"))

I just inserted a ListBox and changed the format in A1 to mmm/dd, it worked fine It seems the problem is the ComboBox, not the opposite

You can use INDIRECT(cell) to refer to named ranges.

Check the attached file. It seems fine to me, do you have access to SUMIFS?

Formula in C11 =INDEX($A$4:$A$7,MATCH(0,INDEX(SEARCH($A$4:$A$7,A11),),-1))

You can use (DAY(L12)*24+HOUR(L12))*60 or TEXT(L12,"[h]")*60 to get the full hours.

Formula in J5:J19 =IF(LOOKUP($B$3,$N$5:$N$19)=N5,$B$3,"") In C6:C7 and E7 use MAX =MAX($I$5:$I$19) =MAX($K$5:$K$19) And in E6, rounded to 5000 =MROUND(MAX($L$5:$L$19),5000)

=SUMIFS(INDEX(INDIRECT($I7&"!1:1048576"),,MATCH($H7,INDIRECT($I7&"!3:3"),0)),INDEX(INDIRECT($I7&"!1:1048576"),,MATCH("Date",INDIRECT($I7&"!3:3"),0)),">="&DATE(K$3,K$4,1),INDEX(INDIRECT($I7&"!1:1048576"),,MATCH("Date",INDIRECT($I7&"!3:3"),0)),"<="&EOMONTH(DATE(K$3,K$4,1),0))

Type the formula in D2, then copy and paste: =IF(COUNTIFS(A:A,A2,B:B,B2,C:C,C2)>1,"Sprint "&B2&" has duplicate Value","")

Just add the customer reference to the SUMPRODUCT formula, as (Customer=CustomersList) For a better explanation I recommend you upload a sample file of how your data looks like.