I have many emails in Google Mail.
Each email contains a random number in the range from 1 to 100, some of them decimal.
I would like to find emails whose numbers belong to the range that I have specified.
I tried to search for example from 20 to 50 using operator (20..50) but it didn't work.
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I have 3 columns in Excel that I'm trying to compare against.
E.g.
I want to make sure that the email address should be more similar to Enquirer Name than it is to Client Name.
My current formula looks at if Enquirer Name differs to Client Name, then show me email addresses that match more than 5 characters with Client Name, which doesn't quite eliminate enquirers related to clients where their email address satisfies the equation.
Is Excel capable of returning something like Enquirer-Email match 9 characters, Client-Email match 5 characters, therefore no need to alert. Whereas if it's the other way around, conditional formatting to highlight the line?
Many thanks in advance!
I have a column where I would like to enter a string of 10 characters (either numbers or letters or mixed), i.e. XXXXXXXXXX, that is displayed as XXXXX-XXXXX. If I only type in numbers, I know that I can use the custom number format 00000-00000, but I can't seem to get it to work with letters also. I've tried adding a # in the number format code at different places with no luck.
If possible and if the input is only 5 characters long, i.e. XXXXX, I would like for the cell to be able to automatically add a predefined prefix, YYYYY, so that the cell now contains the string YYYYYXXXXX and displays it as YYYYY-XXXXX.
That is, the column only contains strings with the length of 10 characters and they are all to be displayed as XXXXX-XXXXX. If I input 5 characters, then the cells in the column should add YYYYY as a prefix, if possible. However, the first part of my problem is the most important.
I have 5 persons, each wih a personal code beginning with PI. I receive tasks with a 2 digit number. I need to assign these tasks on the basis of these numbers:
as you can see in the image, person pi299 has to get the tasks with the numbers in the column below. the number in this example is 70. this number changes every time. in this example the result should be pi20.
i've already tried multiple if statements with vlookup statements, but they all failed.
This will be part of a system that receives tasks and needs to assign them automaticaly according to the number. i need a formula that does this.
I believe the following formula will do what you expect, I've attempted to explicitly state the ranges, but these might require amending:
Range for Headers:$A$1:$E$1
Range for Data: $A$2:$E$500
Range for Number: $G$2
=INDEX($A$1:$E$1,SUMPRODUCT(MAX(($A$2:$E$500=$G$2)*(COLUMN($A$2:$E$500)))))
I have a data set of email sends that includes a contact's email and the day they were sent. I want to identify the "sends" that were sent less than three months after being sent to the same email. It looks something like this:
Contact email Date Sent
jim#live.com 1/19/18
gary#live.com 1/20/18
pedro#live.com 2/4/18
mark#live.com 3/4/18
gary#live.com 3/4/18
In this case, I want to create a dummy variable that gives a value of 1 if the send was within three months of a previous send. Using the example above, only gary#live.com on 3/4/18 would have a 1, and all else would have a 0, because the second send was within 3 months of Gary's first send on 1/20/18.
What code in excel could I use to create this dummy variable?
I've tried using this code: =IFERROR(IF(B4=B3,IF(DATEDIF(K3,K4,"m")<=3,1,0),0),0) but it doesn't seem to work.
If sorting is an option, sort by Name (column A), then by Date (column B) and then use the following formula in column C:
=IF(AND(A3=A2,B3-B2<90),1,"")
I have a spreadsheet with one column containing URLs, and another column containing pageviews. These urls are parametized, so many of them are just different variations pointing to the same page. What I would like to do is count the total number of pageviews for pages in which a given parameter occurred.
Here is an example of the spreadsheet:
Page Pageviews
/...?f_rec=true&f_tfa=15000&cid=15000 2
/...?lvl=8&cid=9000 3
/...?f_rec=true&f_tfa=15000&lvl=8 7
For instance, every time the parameter "cid" occurs in a url, I would like to count the number of pageviews. In this example it occurs two times, in urls that have 2 and 3 pageviews respectively. So the total pageviews for the parameter "cid" would be 5. For the parameter "f_rec" the total pageviews would be 9, and so on.
Is there a way to do this?
The problem has been solved but for want of an answer as such:
=SUMIF(A:A,"*cid*",B:B) to search for ColumnA contains cid and where it does add up Pageviews.
=SUMIF(A:A,"*f_rec*",B:B) to search for ColumnA contains f_rec and where it does add up Pageviews.
=SUMIF.