I am trying to select some Rows from an Excel file.
Normally, I would use the Column Range (i.e. A2:A20), the problem is, this method needs to work on every Excel file, where the start of the column is always A2, but the end of it is always different.
Some file would have a first Column of 20 rows, some others would have 40 or 60 rows.
For this reason I can't use an exact range of cells.
Is there any way to select all cells in a Column, until last non empty row?
I'm using OleDb to load the data from the Excel files.
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I'm trying to import from a text file that is all in two columns. The data is in blocks that all relate to each other but may be of a different number of rows. For example, the first block of data is 12 rows long and then there's a blank row. The second set of data starts after that and goes on for 15 rows and then there's another blank row before the next data set. And so on. What I want to do is to import each data set to its own row but I can't seem to find a way to do it. I've googled it but trying to put what I wish to do into a google search isn't really helping. I want it split over multiple columns. Any ideas?
I broke it down into three stages. It would work if there is only a single blank row between the data sets in column A.
In cell B3
=IF(A3<>"",IF(B2<>"",B2,B1+1),"")
In cell C3
=IFERROR(ADDRESS(ROW($A3),$B3+3),"")
In cell D3
=IF(CELL("address",D3)=$C3,$A3,"")
I have a table with data of 1000 rows and 10 columns.
From this table, I would like to create another table (on another sheet) that contains only rows with specified condition (e.g. one of the columns has a value 'TRUE').
But of course, I don't want to have table of 1000 rows with many blank rows. I would like a formula that skips all the blanks and gives me just a nice table of 50 rows (or how many fill the condition). I can do with the formula looking into one column for condition and returning value from another column (so I can VLOOKUP the rest of the columns).
I tried formula that I found here.
=IFERROR(INDEX($B$2:$B$1000,MATCH(ROW()-ROW($A$1),$A$2:$A$1000,0)),"")
But when I copy the formula down, it doesn't skip the blank cells. It shows value based on condition correctly, but with blank rows in between.
Any idea if this can be done by sheet formulas?
I'm trying to make a Excel VBA that gets 100 lines per time in a table and send them to a new excel file separately, but I don't know how. Is there a way?
There are 2000 lines in the table, so I want 20 separate files.
Excel has some special cell types, one of which returns the cell showing the maximum extent of data in the worksheet. Research xlCellTypeLastCell in the help file. The returned value does not mean there is data in that particular cell, but that there is no data in rows or columns past that row and column ref.
Eg You can select the last cell in a worksheet with the line below.
ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Select
Then use the row number of that cell to set the bounds for your loop.
I have an excel sheet with Time(e.g 4:00:07) and an integer (25). I have inserted an additional column between the two.I want to extract the minute information from the Time column and apply it to the newly inserted column.
I am using the excel formula =TEXT(A:A,"hh:mm") which works fine for a single cell/column, but I am not able apply it for the entire column. How do I do this?
How can i delete/clear all rows except for one column using excel VBA?
Additional info: i have one column with formulas computing a certain thing using values from other columns which i am importing from access database.
Any work around if i dont want to delete the formula in the one column but want to delete everything else?
Use SpecialCells to return only Cells of certain types
To delete all constants use:
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants).ClearContents