Excel formula to combine text from multiple cells - excel-formula

I have to combine text from multiple cells into one cell. The cells are date and time. Does anyone know how to write an excel formula to combine the text for D2, D5, D8 and so on? Thanks
Excel sheet example:

You can try something like this.
=CONCAT(C1," ",TEXT(A1,"HH:MM:ss")," ",B1)
C1 contains your date(Example 11/24/2021), A1 is your time(10:40:40) and B1 is your AM/PM.

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Count cells in excel with populated values

I have an excel sheet and I want to get a count of the cells by row which is not empty. Issue is that some of those consists of formulas and seems to be counted any way.
The cells for instance: are A1, A4, A6, A8, A10
And im trying to use the simple formula of
COUNTA(A1,A4,A6,A8,A10)
Can a correct my formula to disregard formulas and only count if the cell is actually populated with a number?
Use:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5},A1, A4, A6, A8, A10)<>""))
Put Range in formula instead of cells.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEN(A1:A13)>0))
and you can subtract like this:
=COUNTA(A1:A13)-COUNTIF(A1:A13,">""")

In excel, how to return nearest cell that contains date

I have a column that contains text cells and date cells. Next to each cell of text, I need the nearest cell that is above that text and contains a date to be returned.
Example
You can use INDEX/MATCH:
=IFERROR(INDEX($A$1:A1,MATCH(1,$A$1:A1,-1))/(ISTEXT(A1)),"")
You have to use a column agent (English is my second language so please give me a better way to describe it if you know), let's say column C.
Put this formula to C1:
=A1
Put this formula to C2 and fill down:
=IF(ISERROR(DATE(DAY(A2),MONTH(A2),YEAR(A2))), C1, A2)
The above formula check if A2 is a date then copy it or fill it down by the cell above.
Copy the cells you want in column B (B2:B4,...) from column C. Hide column C if you want.
Try below formula.
=IF(ISTEXT(A1),AGGREGATE(15,6,$A$1:$A$10,COUNTIF($A$1:$A1,">1/1/1900")),"")
If there are numbers also in cells rather that names then you can use below formula
=IF(LEFT(CELL("format",A1),1)="D","",AGGREGATE(15,6,$A$1:$A$10,COUNTIF($A$1:$A1,">1/1/1900")))
You can also use the LOOKUP function:
B1: =IF(ISNUMBER(A1),"",LOOKUP(2,1/($A$1:A1),$A$1:A1))
and fill down.

Copying Excel Formula Using Pattern For Columns and Rows

I have an excel worksheet that contains a series of formulas in F2:F4. Cell F2 contains the formula =Sheet3!Z4, cell F3=Sheet3!Z6, cell F4=Sheet3!Z8. I able to successfully account for the +2 in rows when I drag the formula down by using this offset formula.
=OFFSET(Sheet3!$Z$4,(ROW()-2)*2,0)
Is it possible to alter this formula so that I can drag across the columns and down the rows? For example, if I dragged across from F2 to G2, G2 would return =Sheet3!AA4, but if I dragged from F2 to F3, I would still be able to get =Sheet3!Z6. I can't unlock the Sheet3!$Z$4 in the formula above to drag across columns because if I tried to drag down the rows, my reference number would keep changing which would throw off the entire formula. Does anyone know how to rewrite this formula so that excel can recognize the pattern (+2 in rows, +1 in columns) I'm trying to copy when I drag the formula? Thanks in advance!
try this in F2 then drag down and right,
=index(Sheet3!z:z, (row(1:1)-1)*2+4)

Return a series of dates in excel based on a manual Month/Year entry

I am looking to create a cell in which I can enter a MM/YY entry and it will return inputs in different cells.
Ex.
Entry
A1= 10/2016
Excel would prepopulate
A2= 9/2015
A3= 10/2015
A4= 11/2015
B2= 6/2016
B3= 7/2016
B4= 8/2016
Thanks
Format the cells A1:B4 as m/yyyy
Then use these two similar formulas:
In A2:
=EDATE($A$1,ROW(1:1)-2)
In B2
=EDATE($A$1,ROW(1:1)-5)
and copy/drag the formulas down to the forth row.

Excel, how to increment row number for the SUM function?

I have a Excel spreadsheet with original data in the range A1:A100
I want cell B1 to be the sum of A1:A5, B2 = sum(A6:A10), B3 = sum(A11:A15) and so on. What formula can I use for cell B1, that allow me to copy it to others B cells to achieve the above?
Thanks and Regards,
Nhan.
=SUM(OFFSET(A1,4*(ROW(A1)-1),,5))

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