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Walking Columns

Posted on January 14, 2023 By ANmar
Walking Columns

An easy way to scroll through set of data in a graphic way without graphs.

A-pure-formula xlsx workbook. These were done using formulas, conditional formatting, and ActiveX control.

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ActiveX controls, Basic Math, COLUMN, Conditional Formatting, Formulas - combined functions, IF, INT, Logical, Lookup and References, Math and Trig, Non-functions, OFFSET, ROW, Standard functions

Sorting with functions only

Posted on September 5, 2022 By ANmar
Sorting with functions only

This one is similar to http://xlfxs.com/sort-list-using-functions/ where we use some controls here that make it more user-friendly.

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CHOOSE, Formulas - combined functions, LARGE, Lookup and References, MATCH, Math and Trig, ROW, SMALL, Standard functions, VLOOKUP

Looplist – Repeating months using formulas

Posted on December 11, 2018 By ANmar
Looplist – Repeating months using formulas

Using formulas to repeat list, I call it LoopList

Used to list Months for several years, in away that with 1 formula, it will loop through all months, then jumps into next year and loop through its months again, and so on

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Basic Math, Date and Time, Formulas - combined functions, MATCH, MONTH, OFFSET, ROW, YEAR

Get column name (columnname as A,B,C, etc) as input inside cell

Posted on April 6, 2015 By ANmar
Get column name (columnname as A,B,C, etc) as input inside cell

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

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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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ADDRESS, CHAR, COLUMN, Formulas - combined functions, LEFT, Lookup and References, ROW, SEARCH, Standard functions, Texts and Strings

Fx to cut long column into two columns

Posted on March 19, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Fx to cut long column into two columns
Fx to cut long column into two columns

Convert one long column into two
This set of formulas will get the items after row 45 (for example) from column A into the column B starting from B1 to have two 45-rows next to each other instead of one 90-rows column

This was the answer for this question
Yahoo! Answers question http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081225182043AAc7ZEB

Show two columns in one page as four columns using functions only. This will help you to show the next x number of rows for a certain column to the next of the first one to reduce the number of pages to print.

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Formulas - combined functions, INT, Lookup and References, OFFSET, ROW, Standard functions

Extract Address into table

Posted on February 10, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Extract Address into table
Extract Address into table

Convert US addresses from cells (one column with 1 line for Name, 1 line for address, one line for City, State and Zip code) into table

Now, say you have multiple addresses in column B, structured as line per cell, like screenshot above

Which is usually what you got from any list of addresses online, and you want to convert it to table.

This is exactly what one of clients had and needed, so here is the file that does that.

Basically you need to have 5 columns with formula in column G as:

=OFFSET($B$1,(ROW()-5)*4+4,0)

to extract first line (Starting from cell B5

Then in column H as:

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Formulas - combined functions, LEFT, Lookup and References, MID, OFFSET, ROW, SEARCH, Standard functions, Texts and Strings

Convert 2-column into wide (column-row) table

Posted on February 9, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Convert 2-column into wide (column-row) table
Convert 2-column into wide (column-row) table

This Excel file will convert a table of two columns into a Column-Row table
Using functions only and auto-updated once the Main table update

In another word, analyze the table into wider form

I needed this one few days ago and you will need this one too.

The main formula that you need to use is:

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Formulas - combined functions, IF, Lookup and References, MATCH, OFFSET, ROW, Standard functions

WorksheetName and WorksheetsNo UDFs

Posted on February 7, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on WorksheetName and WorksheetsNo UDFs
WorksheetName and WorksheetsNo UDFs

Once you open the sheet and enable macros, you can use function:

=WorksheetsNo()

To get total number of sheets in that workbook

And use function:

=WorksheetName(1)

To get sheet name for first sheet, and

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Rotate table using 1 formula

Posted on February 6, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Rotate table using 1 formula
Rotate table using 1 formula

Rotating table (Transpose) using functions so that the table is updated once the source table is updated. Also can be used as automatically rotating tables with variable number of rows and columns Sheet name can be used inside formula so that you can have multiple tables from different sheets to be rotate it into one…

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ADDRESS, COLUMN, Formulas - combined functions, INDIRECT, Lookup and References, ROW, Standard functions

Sort list dynamically (functions)

Posted on February 5, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Sort list dynamically (functions)
Sort list dynamically (functions)

Sorting a list automatically using formulas, with no need to press the sort command Also if the source table is changed, the destination table will do also. What you need is basically two formulas, one for the sort-by column to list items by order. Use SMALL to sort ascending, or LARGE to sort descending, then…

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COLUMN, Formulas - combined functions, INDEX, LARGE, Lookup and References, MATCH, Math and Trig, ROW, SMALL, Standard functions

Insert Blank rows into table using functions

Posted on February 5, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Insert Blank rows into table using functions
Insert Blank rows into table using functions

Here you will see how to work with functions to insert a blank row every certain number of rows in a table using a blank sheet to copy all values of that table into the new sheet Then using Copy > Paste Special to make them constants The new thing is that this is all…

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CHAR, COLUMN, Formulas - combined functions, IF, INDIRECT, INT, Lookup and References, ROW, Standard functions

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