I have a pdf that contains the match schedule of all teams in our competitions.
How can I get the schedule of 1 team in a calendar file?
This is the pdf: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=10142707428734526357
I'm guessing I have to convert the pdf to excel? And then filter that excel file and format it?
Use https://www.pdftoexcelonline.com/en/ to convert your pdf to excel. You will end up with 34 sheets.
combine all sheets into one - LOTS of questions on SO with advice on combining sheets.
You could use a macro (example), or you could simply create a new sheet, and either copy-paste, or use links like: A1='page 1'!A1B1='page 1'!B1...A35='page 2'!A1...A70='page 3'!A1
Format your csv file using directions here (part 2: "Formatting the spreadsheet")
you can import a csv file into google calendar. Here is a walk through
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so I have about 90 different excel files that are customer reports. I have one generic excel file that's a summary page that I need to insert as a sheet into all of those other excel files. Does anyone have a way to automate this process - I'm generating the sheets through alteryx but open to solutions outside of that platform or maybe there's a simple way to do it through Excel that I'm missing.
Right now, the only option is to open each report and copy over the summary sheet and insert it that way. To do it for 90 sheets would take me over an hour so trying to shorten the time.
The problem:
For example, my CSV data is like so: ['=B3/B5'] which displays 0.1 in my Excel sheet but I need it to produce 10%.
I need to be able to fix this from the CSV source data because I'm exporting a CSV file from my website so that means no excel formatting to percentages as I need it to work out of the box for users.
Preferably the solution should be able to support Excel 2007. Google Sheets has a =to_percent(B3/B5) function which works well but I need the equivalent for Excel 2007.
I had a look at this answer: https://superuser.com/questions/318420/formatting-a-comma-delimited-csv-to-force-excel-to-interpret-value-as-a-string
But doesn't seem to directly address the problem.
You could use =B3/B5*100&"%"
Note that this will not be saved as a number (ex. 22.1%) rather as text, because you can't use number formats in a CSV file.
So my question is if i can upload it to google spreadsheet. I Have macros in my Excel file and i would like to keep them. Is it possible? Will it be somewow converted? I have 3 macros in my Excel file
You cannot automatically convert an Excel document to Google Sheets while retaining VBA macro functionality; you would need to manually convert your VBA code into Google Apps Script.
I have my application reports in Excel sheet and PDF file. Now my requirement is I want compare my Excel sheet reports to PDF file, I am facing problem with comparing these two files.
My reports are in table format so I am unable identify the rows and columns in PDF. Please give some suggestions about this problem.
There is no a direct way to compare data in PDF and Excel files. You need to separately read data from both a PDF report and from an Excel sheet and compare this data in your test. Find some information on how to read content of a PDF file in Can I use TestComplete to compare PDF files? FAQ article and search the TestComplete forum - it contains a lot of discussions on how to work with PDF. Information on working with Excel files can be found in the Working With Microsoft Excel Files help topic.
My requirement is as follows:
Open an input csv file in spreadsheet in unix (like ooffice)
Post process the excel for following requirements:
Post process a column such that fields with number less that 0 appear as red
Put filters on top of each relevant columns (As we can do in Microsoft excel)
save the file in .xls (or any other format) such that when opened in microsoft excel, the data formatting is not lost.
The above automation requirement is part of my flow. Though I am familiar with scripting, I have never worked on such requirement.
Will really appreciate your help.
Here is a solution using csv2odf that should get the result you want:
Create a spreadsheet template in Excel or OpenOffice with these specifications:
Insert column titles with the same number of columns as the csv. (If you want to use titles from the csv file, add the -H option to the command below.)
Add one sample row of data. Use dummy numbers where numbers will go and dummy text where text will go. Format the text/numbers however you want, including conditional formatting to make negative numbers red.
Save the template as xlsx or ods (xls will not work).
Run this command:
csv2odf yourdata.csv yourtemplate.xlsx output.xlsx
Your data will be inserted into the template and the formatting will be duplicated on each row.