Perhaps you need to take the long expression and make sure that it is converted (via cast() perhaps) to a numeric value? Comment by Harry June 11th, 2013 at 6:14 pm Hello Dave, Your post helped a lot to give me the number of business days between a date range. Comment by Shashi July 31st, 2012 at 1:15 pm Hi Dave, We had a request to exclude only Sunday, I made few change to array it is working absolutely fine
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How to VLOOKUP with Multiple Criteria Using INDEX and MATCH in Excel
Keep up the good work! Reply RAJ says: August 17, 2014 at 10:31 pm Very useful details for cell comparision Reply R Kaur says: August 20, 2014 at 8:00 am Thanks a lot for posting this. Can anyone advise? Reply Patricia says: February 24, 2015 at 7:11 pm I need to create a formula in workbook 1 that looks in workbook 2 for a store number, the date, and gives me a total cost
Working with Tables in Excel 2013, 2010 and 2007 (VBA)
The code in the following post (due to post size limitations) is intended to change the color of a Wingding dot character in a cell based upon the contents of the adjacent cell. I need the macro to go to individual files in a folder on my desktop and print pdf out of them and then save them automatically in another folder on desktop with the same file name as orginally assigned to as an excel file
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Following are examples of a Discount table, and a Grades table using a standard LOOKUP function: A LOOKUP formula evaluates a value (either hardcoded or in a cell) then finds a match for it in a table that lists the values to be looked up, and the values to return. This gives you the ability to have your data points on a worksheet, where the values can be easily changed, as opposed to hardcoded in a formula, where changing the values can be a challenge
Find Average Values for Selected Data with Excel's AVERAGEIFS Function
The function will search the range selected in the previous step for data that matches this criteria.The search term (East) will be added to cell C12 in the last step of the tutorial.Cell References Increase Function VersatilityIf a cell reference, such as C12, is entered as the Criteria Argument, the AVERAGEIFS function will look for matches to whatever data has been typed into that cell in the worksheet.So after finding the average sales for the East region it will be easy to find the average sales for another sales region simply by changing East to North or West in cell C12. Click on AVERAGEIFS in the list to bring up the AVERAGEIFS dialog box.The data that we enter into the blank lines in the dialog box will form the arguments of the AVERAGEIFS function.These arguments tell the function what conditions we are testing for and what range of data to average when those conditions are met
29 May 2015 at 22:00 YUKATHARSAN please tell me excel bonus farmulas and examle 29 May 2015 at 22:05 Comments Please Leave a Comment! Your Name: Your Email (will not be shown): Your Website: Please notify me in case of further comments! Please note: Comments may be moderated. The first part (here) will go into the basic IF statement, and subsequent parts, such as how to use nested IF functions with other logical operators, will describe how to use it in slightly more complicated scenarios or with additional features
Sum Values that Meet Multiple Criteria with Excel's SUMIFS Function
The function will search the range selected in the previous step for data that matches this criteria.The search term (East) will be added to cell D12 in the last step of the tutorial.How Cell References Increase SUMIFS VersatilityIf a cell reference, such as D12, is entered as the Criteria Argument, the SUMIFS function will look for matches to whatever data has been typed into that cell in the worksheet.So after finding the sales amount for the East region it will be easy to find the same data for another sales region simply by changing East to North or West in cell D12. Until we do, there is nothing for the function to add up and so the total stays at zero.The search criteria will be added in the next step of the tutorial
MS Excel: Nested IF Functions (WS)
What I'm trying for is: If B2's value is 1 to 5, then multiply E2 by .77 If B2's value is 6 to 10, then multiply E2 by .735 If B2's value is 11 to 19, then multiply E2 by .7 If B2's value is 20 to 29, then multiply E2 by .675 If B2's value is 30 to 39, then multiply E2 by .65 I've tried a few different things thinking I was on the right track based on the IF, and AND function tutorials here, but I can't seem to get it right. If only C9 is empty, then the output would be the remaining days left between the two dates, and if the two cells are not empty, the output should be the string 'Reactivated'
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