I have a table in excel 2016 worksheet in which there is one numeric column. I have added hyperlinks on these column values.
If we click on any number, Filter gets applied/updated on data present in other sheet.
To achieve this, Is it requires macro or we can achieve this Excel functionality only
Thanks in advance.
~Aj
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I am attempting to transpose data in multiple columns from different sheets in a workbook into rows in another sheet (within the same workbook). I am attempting to make this code dynamic. For example, once the latest month closes, the code will pull the updated numbers-there are blank cells after June (so Cell D274 is blank). Below is the code I have tried and a screenshot to visualize what I am attempting to do. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am new to VBA and need to change the data source
Need to update the pivot table in Sheet1 worksheet in columns ‘Y’, ‘Z’ and‘AA’.
(With the analyse/Options tab of Change Data Source)
Select all data in column ‘Q’ to column ‘W’ Of Sheet1 itself!
In short:- I need to change the data source of the pivot to 'Sheet1'!$Q$4:$W$1940. in column ‘Y’, ‘Z’ and‘AA’.
Please help with a working code (of macro -vba), I have been searching on google but no luck!
Thanks in advance!
I'm using Microsoft Excel 2016 and I have a workbook called "ProjectList.xlsx" that has a single column list of projects. What I want to do is that in another workbook, say "Project Status Tracker.xlsx", I'd like to have column A be a dropdown range, except that I want the values in that dropdown come from the "ProjectList.xlsx" workbook. Is this possible?
Thank you,
Sean
as far as I know, its not possible. Alternate approach can be copy the range to "ProjectList.xlsx" workbook. This range can reference to another workbook and then use Data Validation on this for the list.
I need to add a column to a pivottable in, whose content does not change, using VBA in Excel 2013.
How can I add a column, that is not a calculated field?
I hope this is a quick and easy question for Excel pros out there.
I'm using the default "Retirement Planner" spreadsheet in MS Excel 2013. I want to make some modifications to the existing formulas, but every time I click on a cell, the formula looks something like:
=IFERROR(Calculations!G39,"")
How do I view the actual formula used to calculate the value of that cell? It seems like this syntax:
Calculations!G39
Abstracts away the underlying formula.
Thanks for the help!
There is a hidden Calculations sheet which you can unhide by right-clicking the Retirement Planner sheet tab and selecting Unhide from the pop-up options.
In cell G39 on the Calculations sheet is a formula =Interest which is reference to a Named Range.
If you go into the Name Manager on the Ribbon Formulas tab you will find that Interest contains a formula:
=IF(PlanYear<=PlanYears,(Calculations!F39*BeforeRetirement*InvestmentReturnPreRetirementPercentage)+(Calculations!F39*AfterRetirement*InvestmentReturnPostRetirementPercentage),NA())