ANmar
Found this in an old file while doing some digital cleaning This will show you how you can easily count how many times a letter (or any string) into a cell. So the main formula doing that is … =LEN(I12)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(I12,”o”,””)) Of course, this assumes you are looking to find how many the letter “O” is • Read More »
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You must already know that when you press Enter after you modify a cell, the cell content will be saved and you jump down to cell below (we can change that behavior by the way, but that is another post). And you could have already know that if you want to have multiple lines inside • Read More »
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I need that more often than I thought It is basically extract the full workbook name that we are in, with no folders, and with no extension =MID(CELL(“filename”,A1),SEARCH(“[“,CELL(“filename”,A1))+1,SEARCH(“]”,CELL(“filename”,A1))-SEARCH(“[“,CELL(“filename”,A1))-6) So, here it is…. And if we want to go 1 step further, I often have the version of the tool as part of the filename, • Read More »
ANmar
Excel already has the formula ROW() =Row() Which as we may already know will give us the number of the row we are in, if you add no parameters However, the COLUMN() is kind of tricky Because of the fact that cell addresses (or references) are based on the old style of R1C1 =Column()
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This is the iframe in Excel, if you are familiar with the HTML concept of iframe, you will understand this one right away, it is basically the same project as HoScrollArea but with vertical scroll too. Formulas used to bring actual data is: =IF(OFFSET(INDIRECT(“‘”&$F$2&”‘!$A$1″),$D7-1,$D$6-6+COLUMN())=””,””,OFFSET(INDIRECT(“‘”&$F$2&”‘!$A$1”),$D7-1,$D$6-6+COLUMN())) While formula used to bring header labels: