I'm using the INDEX/MATCH combination in a large number of rows in a worksheet tab to locate a cell value in another tab in the same worksheet and return the contents of another column in that second worksheet.
INDEX/MATCH Formula
Whilst this works fine for the majority of rows, I've discovered that a handful do not work - the cells show "#N/A". Those that don't work are all looking for cells which begin with "1/" (ignore the quotation marks).
Can anyone help with why this would be the case?
Can you add 0 (0 after B:B) for exact match in your formula? It will then work.
Eg: =INDEX(SAP!I:I,MATCH(Register!L2,SAP!B:B,0),0)
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I need to sum Amount for all the dates if there is value in India row:
I tried implementing with COUNTIF function but its not solving my problem, any suggestion welcome, I am pretty new to Excel formulas.
Try this.
Let's assume the top left cell on your image is cell "A1". Go to cell "C6" and paste the following formula:
=IF(C2>0,C2*(SUM(C4:C5)),"")
Now fill/copy that formula across to cell "G6". Then go to cell "H6" and paste the following formula:
=SUM(C6:G6)
Hope this helps.
What about this:
=SUMPRODUCT(C2:E2+C3:E3,C4:E4+C5:E5)
It's basically adding the two first rows, adding third and fourth rows, and taking the sumproduct. Obviously, you need to make sure not have a number in both rows one and two, and in both rows three and four.
I am attempting to count the number of blanks in a large (1 million + cells) dataset, that has been pulled through using a =FILTER formula (from a larger dataset).
Due to the way Excel handles the =FILTER formula, every single cell is populated with =FILTER, even if it's only pulling a blank value.
Is there any way to count the blank values that are in the =FILTERed dataset? I've tried using =COUNTBLANK and =COUNTIF('RANGE:RANGE'=""), but because the cells aren't physically empty, they just have no value, it always yields zero.
The thing is, the same formula works fine in Google Sheets, as Google Sheets doesn't appear to put =FILTER into every cell of the filtered array. I've included an example here showing a dummy example of my dataset, including a side-by-side screenshot of how it behaves in Google Sheets Vs Excel: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-_mULvQG580EqSMci9gY3Ccll3yjwILTwI6TxglUQgs/edit#gid=0
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
The only way I know how to do it is by counting the number of rows and subtracting the cells that contain "PENDING".
=ROWS(J4:J7)-COUNTIF(J4:J7,"PENDING")
In your representative data in Excel, the cells aren't blank but have a value of 0 so you can just count that:
=COUNTIF(J4:J7,"0")
If you want a count of "true" blank cells (although COUNTBLANK should work for this) you can check the length of text in the cells using:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEN(J4:J7)=0))
Or
=ROWS(J4:J7)-SUMPRODUCT(--(LEN(J4:J7)>0))
Sheet One has 5 cells in a row with numbers. (A2:F2)
Sheet Two also has 5 cells in a row with numbers. (A3:F3)
I'd like to highlight sheet one's cells yellow every time that sheet two has a matching number entered. (There will be more rows of data added to each sheet, but I am using the first row only, to keep it simple.
It works with creating a CF equals to, but I need something that applies to a range of data, from a range of data to make this less tedious. Thank you for any tips!
I am using conditional formatting. I have tried Vlookup, Match, and Countif, but I am new to this type of formatting.
(Sheet two's numbers can be placed in a list (column), instead of a row, if that matters)
I'd suggest using COUNTIF:
=COUNTIF(Sheet2!$A:$F,A2)>0
Snapshot of Sheet1 and the Conditional Formatting:
Snapshot of Sheet2:
I am attempting to use an IF statement to check whether the sum of two cells from another Excel sheet is greater than or equal to 1.
For a sheet called Test1 with the values of interest in column C, this is what I have so far, which works fine:
=IF((Test1!C1+Test1!C2>=1),1,0)
In column B on a second sheet that I'll call Test2, I want to copy this formula down 200,000 rows. However, if the aforementioned formula is in cell B1, for the formula in B2 I would like the formula to read:
=IF((Test1!C3+Test1!C4>=1),1,0)
I want to copy the formula down the column so that the second cell reference in the formula in the first row does not become the first cell reference in the formula in the second row (eg. it would go C1+C2, then C3+C4, C5+C6, etc.).
I have tried manually entering the formula for a few rows, highlighting those, and copying them down but can't get the desired cell reference pattern. If I highlight and drag these first three formulae down another three rows, C4 and C5 are repeated and not in the correct pair.
=IF((Test1!C1+Test1!C2>=1),1,0)
=IF((Test1!C3+Test1!C4>=1),1,0)
=IF((Test1!C5+Test1!C6>=1),1,0)
=IF((Test1!C4+Test1!C5>=1),1,0)
=IF((Test1!C6+Test1!C7>=1),1,0)
=IF((Test1!C8+Test1!C9>=1),1,0)
I have tried using OFFSET() within this formula but couldn't get it to work. I am basically just wanting to add 1 to each of the cell references in the formula, as compared to the previous row (but not to actually add 1 to the value of that cell, as would happen with C1+1 for example).
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
If you plan on copying this down 200K rows then you will want the absolute simplest formula that accomplishes the stagger. Avoid the volatile OFFSET function or be prepared to spend a lot of time waiting for random calculation cycles to complete. A volatile function will recalculate whenever anything in the workbook changes; not just when something changes that involved the formula in the cell.
=--(SUM(INDEX(Test1!C:C, (ROW(1:1)-1)*2+1), INDEX(Test1!C:C, (ROW(1:1)-1)*2+2))>=1)
The following formula should do the trick:
=(SUM(INDIRECT("C"&ROW()*2-1);INDIRECT("C"&ROW()*2))>=1)*1
And that's the version using IF:
=IF(SUM(INDIRECT("C"&ZEILE()*2-1);INDIRECT("C"&ROW()*2))>=1;1;0)
You say I am basically just wanting to add '1' to each of the cell references in the formula but appear to be incrementing by 2, so I am confused but an option might be to apply you existing formula to 400,000 rows, together with =ISODD(ROW()) in another column, then filter on that other column to select and delete those showing FALSE.
Excel's autofill won't do the 2-cell shift that you're looking for. You can use the functionality that is there.
Put =IF((Test1!C1+Test1!C2>=1),1,0) in the top cell and drag a copy to the second row (it will be =IF((Test1!C2+Test1!C3>=1),1,0) but that's okay). Now, put 'A' and 'B' in the next column. Select all 4 cells and copy them down 400k rows.
Use filter to delete rows flagged with 'B' and delete the blank rows.
(Select blank rows with [F5] click Special and select Blanks, then right-click and delete)
Here is all you need. It's fast and nonvolatile.
=--(SUM(INDEX(Test1!C:C,ROW(1:1)*2-2):INDEX(Test1!C:C,ROW(2:2)*2-2))>=1)
Copy it down as far as you like.
Does anyone know how I can quickly hide/remove all rows in sheet1 that contain any of the rows info from sheet2?
It would need to contains filter as it wouldn't be an exact match.
For example
Sheet1:
http://www.google.com/something/else
http://www.yahoo.com/whatever
www.microsoft.com/hahha
Sheet2:
google.com
So the end result would be the first line in Sheet1 would be hidden
In practice I'm working with thousands of rows in sheet1 and around in Sheet2.
To clarify, I'm essentially trying to do a contains filter with more than 2 values - the default filter only allows 2 values.
Also I am working with Excel for Mac 2011.
You can do this quickly with a simple helper column without a large range loop.
For simplicity as a sample:
Assuming your Sheet 1 list was in A1:A1000
your Sheet 2 partial list was in C1:C5 (on the same sheet for the picture below)
then in range B1:B1000 enter this array formula,
=MAX(IF(ISERROR(FIND($C$1:$C$5,A1)),0,1))=1
(Enter as an array formula by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter)
Then AutoFilter the TRUErows (which flag any matches) and hide them
As i was reading the solution posted by #brettdj I think it should work for your problem.
From your comment it seems you have an empty cell problem when using his solution. Are you sure you replaced the $C$1 : $c$5 with the right values?
In your case you should first refer to the right sheet (Sheet2 if you didn't rename it) then the right column (assuming you have it in column A of sheet2).
You should write =MAX(IF(ISERROR(FIND(sheet2!$A$1:$A$5,sheet1!A1)),0,1))=1.