I need help with my Excel table.
I want to compare my Reifenstärke with Reifenstärke, and than compare it with the weather to get the specific round number for that Car.
I need to use a IF-function but i don't really know how,
I will add a picture of my problem
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7vstay1p15m15y1/AAAF5QHrj4Mf098tpd1I8gIda?dl=0
Use the following VLOOKUP formula under "Minuten pro Runde":
=IF($E26=2,VLOOKUP($F26,$D$17:$I$19,6,FALSE),IF($E26=1,VLOOKUP($F26,$D$17:$I$19,5,FALSE),""))
Then copy it down as far as you need.
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Good Morning,
I'm trying to make a list of all items done on a certain date Using Vlookup. Date would be on R8.
The first two highlight were place as an example of what I'm wanting it to look like.
Can someone help me figure out this formula please!
I tried this formula from a website I found but I cant seem to make it work.
=(INDEX($B$9:$B$150,SMALL(IF(R$8=$A$9:$A$150,ROW($B$9:$B$150)-2,""),ROW()-2)))
If you're using office 365:
In cell Q10 type:
=FILTER(B:C,A:A=R$8)
I've developed a solver solution in my excel document where it automatically selects the lowest price in a SUMPRODUCT situation.
To make everything simpler, there is a picture of the actual spreadsheet below. Take into account that =SOMARPRODUTO is actually =SUMPRODUCT in english.
What i'm currently trying to add and haven't been successfull yet, is making a restriction based on another cell.
For example, the solver can only consider solutions from the row [B4:AU4] that have a number higher than the one in the cell [$AW$7].
Perhaps i need to make a if condition and then use the SUMPRODUCT formula?
If the question is not explicit as it should be, please let me know and i'll add more information to it.
You can try this =SOMARPRODUTO((B4:AU4>=$AW$3)*B5:AU5,B6:AU6)
Let me know if it works for you.
You should use a boolean statement to solve your issue,
=IF(CONDITION,PASSED,FAILED)
Basically, just add your SUM function to the PASSED section and your cell verification ($AW$7) to your condition.
I have a formula with defined names
=AVERAGE(DN1,DN2,DN3,DN4)
Is there any formula/function to give me those defined names in a table? So something looking like
Header
DN1
DN2
DN3
DN4
Thanks
In VBA Range("A1").Formula will return the formula contained in cell A1 as string of text.
With a bit more VBA you should be able to parse that text to get you the names you want and to list them on an appropriate bit of worksheet.
The ease with which you will be able to do this will depend on the amount of variety you have in the formulae which you want to analyse.
In the end I have been able to achieve the job using a couple of user defined functions, the use of array and its Split function. If anyone wants any help give me a shout. Thanks anyway to all of you who tried to help. CM
I'm trying to achieve something like in the picture attached. I could able to achieve rest but calculation of Highlighted part. Formula or VBA code is preferred. Here is the image for what I'm trying to achieve.-
I could able to solve it by sumifs method as told by Jeeped.Formula goes Like
=SUMIFS(Sheet1!Column3:Column3,Sheet1!Column1:Column1,Sheet2!Column2-row1value,,Sheet1!Column2:Column2,Sheet2!Column1-row2value)
Thanks Guys
Is there a quick/easy way to filter all unique items in an Excel 2013 column similar to the Google Docs "Unique" function?
This is not a pretty answer, but it works.
Paste this as an array formula into cell B2:
=LOOKUP(2, 1/((COUNTIF(B$1:B1, A:A)=0)*(A:A<>"")), A:A)
With the column that needs to be filtered in A:A
Then drag / copy it down as far as is required.
See it online in Google Spreadsheets
Caveats:
Does not retain original order (resulting order is in fact the reverse)
Does not automatically expand to cover all cells
Not fast, not pretty, not transparent
Footnotes:
It is trivial to use IFERROR() to filter out the #N/A errors, but I've not done this to keep the answer concise
In the same vein the header of the column A is currently also returned. This can be fixed by changing A:A to A$2:$25 in all 3 locations
Original question was for Excel 2013, all of this should work there, but I wrote and tested it in Excel 2016
I would love to hear suggestions on how to make the formula automatically expand down as far as required.
Use the Unique records only feature in Advanced Filter.
Under the DATA tab there is this: "Remove Duplicates". It'll do what you want.
There isn't an equivalent to =unique() in Excel, and I hate having to work without it.
Without =unique() trying to find all of the unique values in a large array of data is impossible. Take a dozen columns of a hundred+ entries and see what the unique values are across the whole mess and pop them nicely into a new columns. I can't figure out how to do it in Excel, but in Gdocs it's simple:
=unique(transpose(split(ArrayFormula(concatenate(A:M&",")),",")))
Using Filters, or PivotTables, or whatever, just doesn't cut it, and I haven't been able to find any hacked together ridiculous excel formula to do anything similar.
filter your data in spreadsheets
This might prove to be of some help to you.