I have a structure table with header row, the header consists of header names that having line break or space.
I am doing conditional formatting, how should I refer to the column header name with space or new line break?
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I have a file in an excel sheet that has two columns. I want to compare line by line of both columns and highlight if any rows aree different.
In the picture below, row 12,14,15 should be highlighted (both cells in column A and column B).
Is there a way to do this in excel?
Use below conditional formatting rule-
=$A2<>$B2
I have an Excel file in hand that some cells have entries with \n in them (i.e. multiple entries per cell). Others only have one entry per cell. there are 1100 rows in this file with a good portion of them having white spaces either trailing or leading entries or both. I am trying to use the strip() function to go over by column or by mapping but the output file split the entries in those multiple-entry cells into separate cells.
df=pd.read_excel('<path>\space_removal_test2.xlsx',header=1)
col_names=[<list of Excel column names>]
for i in range (0,len(col_names)):
df[col_names[i]].str.strip()
and here is the output table:
Any help will be appreciated.
I am trying to highlight cells that contain values over 500, but ONLY in columns that have "Variance" in the column header. Is there a way to do this? I know you can highlight specific columns using something like =$A1="Variance" but not sure how to write the formula to include only highlight the cells in those specific columns with values over 500.
I use data option in Excel but it cant help me.
Suppose I have one essay with "X" no of paragraph which is stored in one cell of a excel sheet now I want to separate this one column in to multiple cell with one paragraph in one cell in a row
Assuming that your paragraphs don't contain any line breaks of their own, you can use Excel's text to columns wizard to split the text by specifying a line break as your delimiter.
Select the column containing the text to be split
Start the wizard from Data -> Text to Columns
Delimited
Tick other. In the text box press ctrl-j to specify a line break as delimiter.
Specify your destination if necessary.
I have a row containing 35 or so cells. I would like to be able to conditionally format all cells to the right of a certain character - ie #.
'#' can be added at any point in the row.
Cells to the left of the # will retain other existing conditional formatting rules and not be overwritten.
Data validation exists on all cells.
the nearest I can get is the answer here
Conditional Formatting Entire Row If Any Cell Contains the Specified Text
but this highlights the entire row - and overwrites conditional formatting in the row prior to the #.
My sheet contains 75 rows that I need to behave like this (independently of course).
Can anyone help please? Many thanks!
Assuming your columns are A through AI.
Set all the columns for the rule and use the following formula:
=COUNTIF($A1:A1,"#")>0
Then choose the fill you want.