I have been creating a data dictionary with each table having a separate Excel sheet.
However now I've got so many tables that using the tabs has become cumbersome.
Has anyone got any suggestions to make them more manageable?
Thanks
I think Darren Bartrup-Cook's answer should do it.
If you right-click the arrows to the left of the tabs you'll get a list of the first 15 tab names and a more sheets option to open a dialog box of sheet names.
(Darren I'm trying to work out how to say your comment was the answer but this was the best I could do)
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I am attempting to create the graph below. Currently it is being completed manually.
The top table is the complete data set.
The second table is formulated to get me the top 3 that I would want on my data label.
I am struggling to come up with a solution to blend the 2 together so that I can get the result on the bottom. Any help would be appreciated!
I am okay to accept a solution with or without VBA, while without is strongly preferred!
Kindly see piture below of problem.
To close the loop on this question. I could not figure out without vba. Using VBA, I added conditional formatting for the top 3 ranks, then added data labels based on the formatting.
I know this might be a ridiculous question that kind of defeats the purpose of a userform but I have a large userform that I would like to use to avoid the user from having to interact with the sheets.
Here goes...
I would like to add a table that you can edit in the userform which is linked to cells in a certain sheet. As you can see in the image below, each row has an individual name which has to be entered by the user manually.
what I was going to do was create a number of textboxes in the location column and use the lists tool for the other two columns (Probe ID and location number) that you can see in the picture. However, when I do this it is impossible to get the textboxes to line up and the code would be quite long winded. Hence why I am looking for something that can simplfy the task.
I have looked around online but all I have found is the following which can't be edited in the userform, but it does have the beginings of what I would be looking for.
https://www.mrexcel.com/board/threads/scrollable-table-in-a-userform-4-columns-rows.89215/
Any constructive suggestions welcome!
I am working with Excel when I copy data Excel to collections I am getting 3 more empty columns in my collection. If I use Utility-.manipulation VBO am able to delete only one column. Any one please let me know if you have solution for this.
Thanks for your time...
You shouldn't feed blank columns into the collection in the first place. I don't think Blue Prism has released a VBO with the exact functionality that you are looking for. If you are willing to dabble into creating your own solution using code stages in Blue Prism, you may wish to check out this post: Fastest method to remove Empty rows and Columns From Excel Files using Interop.
Or you could create a macro in Excel to take care of the empty columns. Excel, Word, etc...macros can be run from Blue Prism processes using the standard "MS Excel VBO> Run Macro", so that's another option.
So I'm working on a google sheet project where I and a few others will be keeping track of every movie we watch and then scoring it from 1-10. Since this is a long-term project, the list of movie titles will get quite long and I'm trying to think of a way to notify the inputter if the movie title they're writing already exists further up in their column. Assuming it's an if-statement of some sort but very new to excel and google sheets.
Anyone have any ideas?
You might try to create validation rule for the range of cells. Right button click on the cell -> Data Validation...
Or see the link below for details
Google sheet value validation
Same solution might be implemented for MS Excel sheets
I have used conditional formatting for this. Lets say movie names are in column A. The below code would highlight duplicate entries.
=COUNTIF(A:A,A1)>1
The only issue is if there is a Typo in the movie name you could still end up whit duplicates. Example
I'm trying to create an indented hierarchy list in Excel from a source data set.
The source data set has 3 levels (department, municipality and city).
I tried many different formula but honestly I cannot find the right system. Actually it's not even a matter of formula, what I'm missing here it's logic, honestly.
It would be easy to do it manually but since I have more 8000 rows it would be also pretty time consuming.
This is the format of the source data:
And this is what I'd like to achieve:
Any suggestion on how to proceed would be very appreciated.
Thanks,
Stefano
Create a pivot table with your categories in the row field and any
of them additionally as a data field.
Change the report layout to Outline form
Copy / Paste Values
I was able to accomplish this with a pivot table...