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Category: REPT

Fixed length ID

Posted on January 22, 2019 By ANmar
Fixed length ID

I needed few months back to make a fixed-length ID iut if none-fixed-length numbers.

SO I used the function REPT with RIGHT to force all numbers to be converted into fixed-length ID (mainly having leading zeros)

And here is the formula

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Progress bar in pure functions

Posted on January 29, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Progress bar in pure functions
Progress bar in pure functions

This one is very similar to Tally chart, however, it is for another purpose. It is used to draw a progress bar, yes a progress bar in pure functions, using the formula: =REPT( CHAR( 8),INT( D2/10))&REPT( CHAR( 7),INT( D3/10)-INT( D2/10))

CHAR, Formulas - combined functions, INT, REPT, Standard functions, Texts and Strings

Tally chart in functions

Posted on January 26, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Tally chart in functions
Tally chart in functions

Using a single function can make a graphical view to your number Function is REPT along with IF and INT to show that number in graphical view, formula used here is: =IF(B4<5,REPT(“|”,B4),REPT(REPT(“|”,5)&”-“,INT(B4/5))&REPT(“|”,B4-INT(B4/5)*5))

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