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I have a table that was created in Word 2000 that has been copied into Excel
2000. There is a column (A) that contains a list of countries and I would
like to count the number of times each country appears in column A. In Column
B I typed =countif(a1:a20,"Japan") and the value is returned.
The problem is that some cells in column A contain more than one country,
for example Japan, Italy. If I use 'countif' it returns the value as zero. Is
there another formula I can use?
The desired results is to determine how many times the country is repeated
and then to generate a chart based on the results. This is all text and other
than the 'tally' there are no numbers involved.
Any help would be appreciated.
Occasionally I type in a simple function or formula such as =AA7 and Excel
treats it like a literal instead of a function. If I open another
spreadsheet and type in the same formula it correctly gives me the value of
cell AA7.
Any clues.
HI,
is it possible to export all Functions/Formulas/Validation list formulas etc. for each cell for an Excel Workbook? Would be useful as a backup and/or reference for everyhing a given Cell in the Worksheet is holding (in case of multiple things).
Joe
Hi all,
is there a way to have Excel propose and possibly even auto-complete names that have been set for cell ranges in a given workbook while entering formulas (such as a vlookup)? At a certain point it is quite cumbersome having to remember the names and their exact spelling.
TIA
Matthias
When you are making a formula say
=A5 + A6+A7
when you are doing this in cell D423, it sometimes gets annoying to have to either type in A6 and A7 manually or to navigate to A6 and A7.
I know there is a key you can hold down after doing A5 that keeps you on A5 even after putting in the + sign, so that you don't have to navigate all the way back there.
I can't figure it out!
Does anyone know what this is?
Please help!!
Thanks,
Michael
Good morning,
trying to find out what to do with my spreadsheet and the formulas in it.
If you look into the file 369. I can get to the stage where it outlines the mismatch figure. In the example it is 6 Mismatches.
But I cannot seem to get the table belwo right. Everytime I try and copy past the formula, the first set of data is the one from the first line and then I get a #NUM error, due to the fact that there seems to be a number reoccurence somewhere.
I took the youtube tutorial, but even copying that formula did not work.
My table consist of 2 sets of 600 values each.
Can someone tell me why I am getting this error and help me resolve the issue that the result is an existing set of data?
THANK YOU
BayerStars23
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I am following this tutorial from youtube. It is a search function to search for a specefic word in an entire row. Here is the first part of the code:
Code:
=SEARCH(C$3,Table2[[#This Row],[DESCRIPTION]])
except i only get a value in the cell that i typed this in, instead of it searching the rest of the row like in the tutorial. i can't figure out how to fix this. anyone know what im doing wrong?
hi i have writtern the following in a comman button
sub trythis()
dim x as range
set x = range("b1:b20")
for each x in x
if x.text = "June" then
x.copy
end if
next x
end sub
I have in the range names of the month repeated randomly. June appears 6 times in the list
By executing the above code the last cell containing "June" gets into copy mode (the cell is filled with marchings ants effect). Although the loop goes through many cells containing "June" only the last cell containing "June" shows this effect, how extend this effect to all the cells containing the text "June".
Formulas can be made shorter by either using Named cells (read more in page 140) for the references or by shortening the sheet tab names.
1. Rename the sheets to shorter names, such as 1, 2 or 3, to make the formulas shorter.
2. After entering the formulas, change the sheet names to more meaningful names.
Formulas containing long sheet names:
Formulas containing short sheet names:
