I was looking for a way to insert checkboxes in Excel cells as a Data Validation criteria. In the Excel settings for Data Validation, we only have Any value, Whole Number, Decimal, List, Date, Time, Text Length and Custom. In Google Sheets, we have Checkbox as one of them.
Right click on the top tabs/ribbons
Click Customize the Ribbon..
Check the Developer box on the right side
Click OK
Click the now visible Developer Tab
Click Insert Icon (Looks like a gray briefcase)
Click the Checkbox
Click the spot on the sheet where you want the checkbox
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I have created an "Expandable/Collapsible" structure using VBA. I have added some form controls, like a dropdown or option buttons in each of the section, but the issue is that, when the whole thing is collapsed, the form controls are visible in the button. please check the screenshot and advise a solution.
Yes that is because you have not selected Move and Size with cells.
That option is greyed out when you right click on the control and then click on Format Controls | Properties | Move and Size with cells for Option Button and Combo Box as shown below.
You need to use a different way to activate it.
Click the control and then click as shown below
And then from there you can set those properties.
Now those controls will hide when you collapse the rows.
I want to delete or remove the N/A from the slicer. I dont want to show N/A on the particular chart?
Please anyone tell is it possible to remove N/A from the slicer?
Provide me a solution both ways VBA/Excel?
Hope this can help you
Click the PivotTable report.
The PivotTable Tools appear.
Excel 2016 and Excel 2013: On the Analyze tab, in the PivotTable group, click the arrow next to Options, and then click Options.
Excel 2010 and Excel 2007: On the Options tab, in the PivotTable group, click the arrow next to Options, and then click Options.
Click the Layout & Format tab, and then do one or more of the following:
Change error display Select the For error values show check box under Format. In the box, type the value that you want to display instead of errors. To display errors as blank cells, delete any characters in the box.
Change empty cell display Select the For empty cells show check box. In the box, type the value that you want to display in empty cells. To display blank cells, delete any characters in the box. To display zeros, clear the check box.
Link: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/hide-error-values-and-error-indicators-in-cells-d171b96e-8fb4-4863-a1ba-b64557474439
Do you know why my excel doesn't show me this field:
excel interface
I can't see or modify the content of any cell
click on Excel Options and move to the Advanced tab. Scroll to the Display section.
check the box labeled Show Formula Bar and click OK:
Option>Advance>FormulaBar>Ok
I am looking for a way to take input of Business Processes in Excel.
The processes can be complex for example
I have seen couple of representations like,
https://fedcsis.org/proceedings/2016/pliks/376.pdf
But most of them are not friendly for a non technical user.
Any help would be appreciated.
Start Excel. By default, a blank worksheet opens. Select the "Page Layout" tab, click "Orientation" in the Page Setup group and choose "Landscape."
Select the "Insert" tab. Click "SmartArt" in the Illustrations group to open the Choose a SmartArt Graphic dialog.
Choose "Process" in the list of chart types. Select the process chart subtype that best suits your needs, such as "Step Down Process" or "Gear" to preview it and read a description. Click "OK" to select the graphic with which you want to begin.
Add text to the first step in the process. Click on the sample text and type the text you want displayed directly over it. Type the desired text onto each shape.
Add an additional shape for each step in your business process. Click on a shape that will connect to the new shape and select the "Design" tab under SmartArt Tools. Click the "Add Shape" drop-down arrow in the Create Graphic section and choose where you want to add a new shape, such as before, after, above or below the current shape.
Customize the appearance of the flow chart. Click anywhere within the flow chart to select it and select the "Design" tab under SmartArt Tools. Click the "Change Colors" button in the SmartArt Tools section and click on the color scheme you want to apply. Click the SmartArt Styles drop-down arrow and select a 3-D or other style.
Click the "Save" button on the Quick Access toolbar or press "Ctrl-S" to save the completed business process flow chart before closing the worksheet.
Hope to useful..
When editing the action button properties, it allows an #if statement to flip/flop two choices (lock/unlock). i.e. #If(enlock=1;"Unlock";"Lock") for the "Label" of the action button.
At the bottom of the Action properties, icons can be None, Notes, or Custom. When I select Custom, I want the #if to use either the Locked/Unlocked Notes icons. (actn084.gif and actn085.gif, respectively) Or numbers #62 (locked) and #(I don't know/can't find, the # for the unlock icon).
I've tried formula with the icon number, like in a view, "display as icons" for view column. Using an #if, I've tried the gif on local and server replica's and it didn't give any results.
Please see the example image below.
Image example: http://i.stack.imgur.com/UBac3.png
You have to add actn084.gif and actn085.gif to Resources/Images.
Then, you can use a formula
#If(enlock=1;"actn085.gif";"actn084.gif")
for calculating icon.
As an alternative, you could create two buttons and hide-when them depending on field enlock. You could assign label and icon direct to buttons without formula then.
The hide formula would be enlock=1 for first button and enlock!=1 for the second. In both buttons you would have to add #Command([RefreshHideFormulas]); at the end of your action formula to refresh the action buttons (or Call uiDoc.RefreshHideFormulas for LotusScript action code).