Re: Address Property
The Address property takes up to five arguments, all clearly explained in Help.
Re: Address Property
The Address property takes up to five arguments, all clearly explained in Help.
Re: Find and delete different strings of text in cell
Thank you, but for most of the formulas I post here and elsewhere, Daddylonglegs stops by and shortens them by half.
The second formula can be simplified some:
=IFERROR(LEFT(B7, LEN(B7) - 1 - LEN(INDEX($Q$7:$Q$30, MATCH(TRUE, RIGHT(B7, LEN($Q$7:$Q$30) + 1) = " " & $Q$7:$Q$30, 0) ) ) ), B7)
Re: Find and delete different strings of text in cell
Another alternative for a formula is
=IFERROR(LEFT(B7, LEN(B7) - LEN(INDEX($Q$7:$Q$30, LOOKUP(99, (ROW($Q$7:$Q$30) - ROW($Q$6) ) / (LEFT(B7, LEN(B7) - LEN($Q$7:$Q$30) - 1) & " " & $Q$7:$Q$30 = B7)))) - 1), B7)
Or this, which must be confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter:
=IFERROR(LEFT(B7, LEN(B7) - LEN(INDEX($Q$7:$Q$30, MATCH(TRUE, LEFT(B7, LEN(B7) - LEN($Q$7:$Q$30) - 1) & " " & $Q$7:$Q$30 = B7, 0))) - 1), B7)
Re: Find and delete different strings of text in cell
If you're comfortable with a VBA solution,
Function DeleteLastWord(sInp As String, rWord As Range) As String
Dim cell As Range
Dim iPos As Long
DeleteLastWord = WorksheetFunction.Trim(sInp)
For Each cell In rWord
iPos = InStrRev(DeleteLastWord & " ", " " & cell.Text & " ", , vbTextCompare)
If iPos And iPos + Len(cell.Text) = Len(DeleteLastWord) Then
DeleteLastWord = Left(DeleteLastWord, iPos - 1)
Exit Function
End If
Next cell
End Function
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Put that in a code module, and in your workbook, in C7 and down,
=DeleteLastWord(B7, $Q$7:$Q$30)
Re: Allow user to use checkboxes to set Solver bychange.
You would be better off using simpe "x"'s to define the involved cells (or Marlett checkboxes) rather than fiddle with ActiveX or forms controls.
Re: Return a collection reference in VBA.
That's why Option Explicit should appear at the top of every module.
Re: Return a collection reference in VBA.
Put Option Explicit as the first line in the module and try again.
Re: Macro skippings lines
You need to loop from bottom to top when deleting. Think about it.
Re: vlookup & return all values
This thread is six years old. Please start your own.
Re: Compare And Copy Duplicates, Also Merge Other Columns
This thread is past its used-by date. Please start your own, and include a link to this one if you feel it's relevant
Re: AVERAGEIFS equivalent for STDEV?
Perhaps =STDEV(IF(AC1:AC10="a", D1:D10)), confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter
Re: Create a checklist Table (with crosses or ticks) from two tables on different she
Not D1, B2, sorry, corrected.
Select B2.
Copy the formula from the post and paste it in the formula bar.
Don't press Enter. Instead, press and hold the Ctrl and Shift keys, then press Enter.
QuoteWhen you say "Copy right and down" what do you mean?
I mean drag the fill handle to copy the formula: http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/excel-fill-handle.htm
Re: Create a checklist Table (with crosses or ticks) from two tables on different she
Why use VBA for this?
On sheet Services,
In B1 =host!A2
In C1 and copy right, =INDEX(host!$A$2:$A$23, MATCH(services!B1, host!$A$2:$A$23)+1)
In B2, =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(services!B$1 & services!$A2, host!$A$2:$A$23 & host!$B$2:$B$23, 0)), "x", "") confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter. Copy right and down.
Re: writing a code to make a formula run automatically
Code goes in the sheet module. It will only work if the changing value in A1 is not the result of a formula.
Re: writing a code to make a formula run automatically
Why do you need code for that? Just enter the formula in a cell.
Maybe rephrase one more time what you're trying to do.