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I'm trying to delete this space "26 %" and I just can't. I've tried the subsitute formula and the replacement and I can't get it to be 26% without that space in between the % and the 26.
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It is probably a NBSP char(160)
=SUBSTITUTE(A1,CHAR(160),"")
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Here is the program to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13SREbCQArV4U1nidc8A6YO-Vt1Kh6TM6/view?usp=sharing
It is based on this C program: https://www.bragitoff.com/2017/08/evaluate-plot-cosine-infinite-series-using-c-programming-gnuplot/
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How can I put these buttons in the layout to don't change their position because when I try I get something like this
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I'm a beginner. Can you please help me with the below code?
Range ("B2","B16").value="=if(B1="","",if(B4=B5,"Completed",""))
It doesn't work.
Its really not clear what the intended formula is, but this would be valid if you are trying to put the formula in B2 and B16:
Union(Range("B2"),Range("B16")).formula = "=IF(B1="""","""",IF(B4=B5,""Completed"",""""))"
If you are trying to put the formula in B2:B16 then:
Range("B2:B16").formula = "=IF(B1="""","""",IF(B4=B5,""Completed"",""""))"
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I am struggling with an excel formula with multiple IF AND conditions. maybe you can help me. Here is an explanation of what I want to achieve:
List different prices if TWO conditions are met.
If A1=Ferrari AND B1=red, price=500; IF A1=Ferrari AND B1=gold, price=550; IF A1=Toyota AND B1=red, price=100, IF A1=Toyota and color=gold, price=110, else leave cell blank´
I hope you understand what I want to achieve and can help me.
This is what I tried but it gives me an error. I am using google sheets by the way.
=IF(AND(I27="ferrari"; K27="red")Variables!$R$1;IF(AND(I27="ferrari"; K27="gold")Variables!$R$2;IF(AND(I27="toyota"; K27="red")Variables!$V$3;IF(AND(I27="toyota"; K27="gold")Variables!$V$4;""))))
I think you've got your semi colons and commas mixed up! Try this...
=IF(AND(I27="ferrari",K27="red"),Variables!$R$1,IF(AND(I27="ferrari",K27="gold"),Variables!$R$2,IF(AND(I27="toyota",K27="red"),Variables!$V$3,IF(AND(I27="toyota",K27="gold"),Variables!$V$4,""))))
You were also missing commas after some of your closing parentheses.
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I wanted to know the purpose of a percent inside a string with 8.1. Your help will be appreciated thanks.
%8.1f is a format specifier. This should point you in the right direction for figuring out what all the parts mean. It specifies the format in which a variable will be printed. In this specific case, it is a place-holder for a floating point variable. It reserves a width of at least 8 characters and a precision of 1.
For more information, do some research on format specifiers. It's an extremely well documented and widely available topic for virtually every programming language.