How to delete the columns except the first three columns? [closed] - excel

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I have a worksheet where after all the operations are done I want to clear all the contents except in first three columns (A, B, C).
Is it possible to achieve using VBA?


To remove formula and values use:
Range("D:XFD").ClearContents
To remove formula, values and formatting, use:
Range("D:XFD").Clear

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Count the number of columns with ID x in excel [closed]

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I'm trying to count the columns that have the same name. I need a formula to apply it to all data.
For example, I am trying to count the amount of cloumns with ID=11 and write them in row "N".
Is there a simple formula for this?

Try using COUNTIF:
=COUNTIF(A3:A25, 11)

Change number in string in VBA [closed]

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I have a column in an excel-sheet like this:
a_bcdfg02fga
k_lmnop05fab
x_yzabd03ea
I would like to substract the number by 1 in these string to get a column like this
a_bcdfg01fga
k_lmnop04fab
x_yzabd02ea
I never face such a problem so I don't even know where to start.

Use a simple formula:
=LEFT(A1,7)&text(MID(A1,8,2)-1,"00")&MID(a1,10,20)

If column contains Y concatenate headings [closed]

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Got a list of data with 7 columns each with a Y in, I want to add a formula that will check for a Y in the column then concatenate the headings if correct and ignore if not.
See below example
Is this possible?

Try this User Defined Function.
=TextJoinIfs(", ", 0, 0, B$1:H$1, B2:H2, "y")

I did not get the TextJoinIfs to work, sadly, looks neat. If you have the same problem maybe this can be a solution. Not pretty I know...
=TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",A2),FALSE),"col 1",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",B2),FALSE),"col 2",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",C2),FALSE),"col 3",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",D2),FALSE),"col 4",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",E2),FALSE),"col 5",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",F2),FALSE),"col 6",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",G2),FALSE),"col 7",""),)

conditional formatting in excel 2010 for one letter [closed]

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I have four answers in a table. "A", "NA", "SA" and "NM". I need all four questions to be highlighted with a different color. How do I make excel ignore the "a" in "sa" and make those two cells different colors?

You just set up the rules:
Results:

Replaces text.number to number [closed]

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I have a excel cells with username.id.I want to delete usernames and I just want ID's to be displayed in cells.
EG: sunny.123 should be transformed to 123

Try this formula:
=RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH(".",A1))*1
This assumes that your IDs are always using the schema String.Number
If this is not always the case, this formula handles a few more situation:
=IF(ISERROR(SEARCH(".",A1)),IF(ISNUMBER(A1),A1,"Pattern does not match User.Id!"),RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH(".",A1))*1)

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