I'm looking for a way to transform a string like 'TRSP_INV_CD' to 'TrspInvCd' in excel.
I will be very grateful if anyone can give me a solution to this issue. Thanks very much.
Try below formula
=SUBSTITUTE(PROPER(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"_"," "))," ","")
Use PROPER to capitalise, and SUBSTITUTE to remove the _'s
=SUBSTITUTE(PROPER(A1),"_","")
There are 2 ways towards the solution of this problem :
Using the replace function (built-in)
Using substitute formula
Example: =SUBSTITUTE(ORIGINAL_STRING,"OLD_CHARACTER","NEW_CHARACTER")
In this case =SUBSTITUTE(TRSP_INV_CD,"_","")
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does anybody has an excel formula for me which just gives me back the clickid parameter? Unfortunately this parameter is not always at the same position so I can't fix it with character count. It should always be between &clickid= and &
https://app.appsflyer.com/id770725904?pid=website_adwords&c=C_DEU_billig&tl_rf=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&tl_nw=g&tl_mt=e&clickid=EAIaIQobChMIj5zchvqs4AIVQamaCh06NQlOEAAYASACEgJhRPD_BwE&af_keywords=billig+telefonieren+nach+iran&af_c_id=1597316081&af_adset_id=60710335432&af_ad_type=1t1&af_adset=Iran&af_ad_id=303032652682
Well for sure a regular expression will be able to find this, but a rather simple formula could do the trick aswell. For example:
=MID(A1,FIND("clickid=",A1)+8,FIND("&",A1,FIND("clickid=",A1)+8)-(FIND("clickid=",A1)+8))
This will work but someone may have a tidier option ...
=LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(MID(A1,FIND("clickid",A1),1000),"clickid=", ""),FIND("&",SUBSTITUTE(MID(A1,FIND("clickid",A1),1000),"clickid=", ""))-1)
Throw your URL into cell A1 and test it out.
I can get a two possibility formula to work but not a three. I thought it would just be adding a comma for another term then adding a comma for a value. Please can anyone tell me why its not working?
Working one:
=IF(OR(C6="buy", C6="hold"),(F5*(D6+1)),(E5*(D6+1)))
Not Working:
=IF(OR(C6="buy", C6="hold", c6="sell"),(F5*(D6+1)),(E5*(D6+1)),0)
After reading your problem description couple of times over I think you need below formula:
=CHOOSE(MATCH(C6,{"buy","hold","sell"},0),(F5*(D6+1)),(E5*(D6+1)),0)
In your second formula you have two parts (E5*(D6+1)) and 0 for the Value is False section, this version will work: =IF(OR(C6="buy", C6="hold", C6="sell"),(F5*(D6+1)),(E5*(D6+1)))
I have simple problem. I was analyzing some data and came up with this problem.
Below is my value in a colomn:
www.mysite.come/api/Customer?id=12333&name=jack
www.mysite.come/api/Department?id=52365&name=COP
www.mysite.come/api/Customer?id=13333&name=mathew
etc
I want to filter this data something like this
www.mysite.come/api/Customer
www.mysite.come/api/Department
www.mysite.come/api/Customer
Please help me with this.
If its just as simple as removing everything after, including, the ? then this will do it:
=LEFT(A:A,FIND("?", A1)-1)
Edit: If you want to catch the #VALUE! error when there is no ? simply use IFERROR:
=IFERROR(LEFT(A:A,FIND("?", A1)-1), A1)
Example rows:
www.mysite.come/api/Customer?id=12333&name=jack
www.mysite.come/api/Department?id=52365&name=COP
www.mysite.come/api/Customer?id=13333&name=mathew
Output:
www.mysite.come/api/Customer
www.mysite.come/api/Department
www.mysite.come/api/Customer
I think you need to use a combination of FIND and LEFT.
For example (where A1 contains your original value)
=LEFT(A1, FIND("?", A1) -1)
The significance of your mention of filter is not clear to me but you might copy your data into another column, select the latter column and with Find/Replace Find what:
~?*
Replace All.
Its a good idea to handle when when the column doesn't contain the "?". To do this use the ISERROR() function as follows:
=LEFT(A2, IF(ISERROR(FIND("?",A2))=TRUE,LEN(A2), (FIND("?",A2)-1)))
I need help in combining two IF condition statements in excel. Both are working fine, just that when I try to combine them then I'm getting error. Below are the conditions:
=IF(AND(F19="No", NOT(OR(ISBLANK(B36),ISBLANK(B37),ISBLANK(D36),ISBLANK(D37),ISBLANK(B40),ISBLANK(D39),ISBLANK(F39),ISBLANK(D40),ISBLANK(F40),ISBLANK(B43),ISBLANK(B44),ISBLANK(B48),ISBLANK(B49),ISBLANK(B50),ISBLANK(B51),ISBLANK(B52)))),"Section Complete","Section Incomplete")
=IF(AND(F19="Yes", NOT(OR(ISBLANK(B36),ISBLANK(B37),ISBLANK(D36),ISBLANK(D37),ISBLANK(B40),ISBLANK(D39),ISBLANK(F39),ISBLANK(D40),ISBLANK(F40),ISBLANK(B43),ISBLANK(B44),ISBLANK(B48),ISBLANK(B49),ISBLANK(B50),ISBLANK(B51),ISBLANK(B52),ISBLANK(D43),ISBLANK(D44),ISBLANK(D45),ISBLANK(D46),ISBLANK(D47),ISBLANK(D48),))),"Section Complete","Section Incomplete")
Please help me in combining them.
Thanks in advance, Krishna
... I didn't try and make it prettier / more efficient - I just used your original formulas, but this should do what you want:
=IF(OR(AND(F19="No", NOT(OR(ISBLANK(B36),ISBLANK(B37),ISBLANK(D36),ISBLANK(D37),ISBLANK(B40),ISBLANK(D39),ISBLANK(F39),ISBLANK(D40),ISBLANK(F40),ISBLANK(B43),ISBLANK(B44),ISBLANK(B48),ISBLANK(B49),ISBLANK(B50),ISBLANK(B51),ISBLANK(B52)))),AND(F19="Yes", NOT(OR(ISBLANK(B36),ISBLANK(B37),ISBLANK(D36),ISBLANK(D37),ISBLANK(B40),ISBLANK(D39),ISBLANK(F39),ISBLANK(D40),ISBLANK(F40),ISBLANK(B43),ISBLANK(B44),ISBLANK(B48),ISBLANK(B49),ISBLANK(B50),ISBLANK(B51),ISBLANK(B52),ISBLANK(D43),ISBLANK(D44),ISBLANK(D45),ISBLANK(D46),ISBLANK(D47),ISBLANK(D48))))),"Section Complete","Section Incomplete")
Hope this does the trick!!
You could just as simple replace the "Section incomplete" in the first No-IF, by replacing it with the Yes-IF.
=IF(AND(F19="No";NOT(OR(ISBLANK(B36);ISBLANK(B37);ISBLANK(D36);ISBLANK(D37);ISBLANK(B40);ISBLANK(D39);ISBLANK(F39);ISBLANK(D40);ISBLANK(F40);ISBLANK(B43);ISBLANK(B44);ISBLANK(B48);ISBLANK(B49);ISBLANK(B50);ISBLANK(B51);ISBLANK(B52))));"Section Complete";IF(AND(F19="Yes";NOT(OR(ISBLANK(B36);ISBLANK(B37);ISBLANK(D36);ISBLANK(D37);ISBLANK(B40);ISBLANK(D39);ISBLANK(F39);ISBLANK(D40);ISBLANK(F40);ISBLANK(B43);ISBLANK(B44);ISBLANK(B48);ISBLANK(B49);ISBLANK(B50);ISBLANK(B51);ISBLANK(B52);ISBLANK(D43);ISBLANK(D44);ISBLANK(D45);ISBLANK(D46);ISBLANK(D47);ISBLANK(D48);)));"Section Complete";"Section Incomplete"))
Try simplifying with some COUNTA functions like this:
=IF(AND(COUNTA(B36,B37,D36,D37,B40,D39,F39,D40,F40,B43,B44,B48:B52)=16,OR(F19="No",AND(F19="Yes",COUNTA(D43:D48)=6))),"Section Complete","Section Incomplete")
That should combine the two formulas without repetition