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I would like to seek your expertise in getting this task done.
All information are actually in one cell so i need to extract those information to their corresponding cells.
I appreciate the help
Assuming your first "data" cell is in A3, here are the formulas I came up with that you can copy down each column.
Column B:
=MID(A3,SEARCH("Name: ",A3)+LEN("Name: "),SEARCH("Email:",A3)-(SEARCH("Name: ",A3)+LEN("Name: ")))
Column C:
=MID(A3,SEARCH("Email: ",A3)+LEN("Email: "),SEARCH("Name:",A3,SEARCH("Name:",A3)+1)-(SEARCH("Email: ",A3)+LEN("Email: ")))
Column D:
=MID(A3,SEARCH("Name: ",A3,SEARCH("Name: ",A3)+1)+LEN("Name: "),SEARCH("Email: ",A3,SEARCH("Email: ",A3)+1)-(SEARCH("Name: ",A3,SEARCH("Name: ",A3)+1)+LEN("Name: ")))
Column E:
=RIGHT(A3,LEN(A3)-SEARCH("Email: ",A3,SEARCH("Email: ",A3)+1)-LEN("Email: ")+1)
PS: When I see the word "referee" I assume a person officiating sports :P
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I have some data in excel and i want to count of data, as simple as that..
I'm using countif/countifs but return number was wrong..
I want to return count of data from B3:B10 and the criteria is C3
Here's data :photo
To count the number of cells that contain at least one instance of 111111 use:
=COUNTIF(B3:B10,"*" & C3 & "*")
To count the number of times 111111 occurs, use:
=(LEN(TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,SUBSTITUTE(B3:B10," ","")))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,SUBSTITUTE(B3:B10," ","")),C3,"")))/LEN(C3)
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This is undoubtedly a very simple problem, but I don't have much experience with coding in Excel.
In this example, I would like the user to input the # of students into cell B3.
After inputting the # into the cell (for example, if the person input 5), I would like to create that number of rows from A4-A9 based on the notation Student_# (Student_1, Student_2, Student_3, Student_4, Student_5).
If the person put in 10, I would like there to be 10 rows of Student_1 through Student_10 (updated automatically).
The "Student_" will be static as this is an unidentified list, I'd just like to create the number of rows based on this initial input value.
Thanks in advance for any help.
In A5 put:
=IF(ROW(A1)<=$B$3,"Student_" & ROW(A1),"")
And copy down enough to cover the largest number allowed in B3
If one has the Dynamic Array formula simply put:
="Student_"&SEQUENCE(B3)
In A5 and Excel will spill the results down.
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In one part of my spreadsheet, I am calculating odds ratios. I have one column (V) with the OR, and then W and X with the confidence intervals. In another column (M), I am trying to get excel to list this information in one cell.
i.e.
0.78 (0.25, 2.46)
I have just been copying the information, but this is prone to errors and takes ages, so I am looking for a better way.
Any ideas?
Try a formula like:
=[#columnV]&"("&[#columnW]&","&[#columnX]&")"
This should concatenate row wise down the entire table with the desired format.
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I want to add suffix ')' in all the cells in excel which are in '(XXX' format.
Example:
Data: (1123 (212 254 123 (124 (12
desired: (1123) (212) 254 123 (124) (12)
Thanks,
Srinivas K.
Create a row or column next to your data, depending on how it's laid out, and use:
=IF(AND(LEFT(A1,1) = "(", RIGHT(A1,1) <> ")"),CONCAT(A1,")"),A1)
Where A1 is your first cell of data you wish to manipulate, then drag down or across for all valid cells.
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For my schools sports day i need to convert the position someone comes in to a score.
I need 2 kinds a competition of 4 people and of 8 people
so:
Place -> Score
1st->8,
2nd->7,
3rd->6,
...,
8th->1
and
1st->8,
2nd->6,
3rd->4,
4th->2
Thanks in advance
Edit: The place just comes out as 1,2,3,...,8 or 1,2,3,4 not 1st,2nd ect.
As I understood, simply you can do something like this,
B1 -> =IF(A2>8,"NA",9-A2)
C1 -> =IF(A2>4,"NA",10-2*A2)
Once you enter the place in A1, you will get the score accordingly as below.