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I don't know if I'm right here. My problem is, I have to turn a CSV table using Excel.
Pictures may explain that better:
this is an example of an initial table:
and I want the new table look like that:
Any idea what function can do this!?
I would really appreciate your help, because my paper is due tomorrow and I need the table for a statistical calculation.
Using SUMIFS() on the restructured data.
It's hard to tell from your example but you may have to move them in pieces (not all at once) but copy all of the cells.. right click "Paste Special" -> "Values" -> Checkbox "Transpose" (in the paste special dialog box). This will transpose a block of cells.
Solved the problem with a Pivot Table.
Thank you Sean Cheshire for the hint :)
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I need to enter the following text in a cell:
+A
It is important that it be without quotes. The problem is that it is reading it as a formula and automatically turning it into =+A and reading it as a formula. I do not want to enter this as a formula as it will give me the result #NAME? result. How can I accomplish this?
Simply add a single quote before the sign:
'+A
This will appear as +A
Or you could do something like:
="+A"
Another option yet would be to first format the cell as text and then you can input anything without excel wanting to treat it as formula.
Simple add a single quote before:
'+A
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I have a question and I think the answer should be fairly simple, but I cannot get it figured out.
We have an Excel spreadsheet where we track out leads. My boss wants to know, specifically "how many leads for each month and how many of each source and the result."
I want to put the formula in a separate sheet in the same workbook; meaning, I need a formula that pulls the data from a specified range of cells in a different sheet, and counts how many leads we had in a specific month (12012, or 22012).
I've tried variations of the following:
='Sheet1'!(=COUNTIF(e2:e20,"12012"))
='Sheet1'!counte2:e20
and the sum function, vlookup, and basically every other programming answer I could come across on multiple forums where the question was even remotely close to what I am trying to do...
I think the problem is getting it to pull from the different sheet, but I can't figure out how to make my formula work correctly.
Any help at all would be appreciated.
=COUNTIF(Sheet1!A14:A21,12012)
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I have a spreadsheet with excel with a column with over 1000 values that looks as follows:
15hrs
12hrs
34hrs
etc..
Can someone please give me a method on how to sum over these values as I have no clue on how to do this..
Change the A1:A3 to be the actual range:
=SUMPRODUCT(--SUBSTITUTE(A1:A3,"hrs",""))
Take a copy, replace hrs with nothing, then sum the result.
You cannot sum over the text values, but you can get what you're looking to do in a different way (if this'll work for you):
Select the column and go Replace all "Hrs" with blanks "" - In effect, making your text numbers
With the column values still highlighted, go to Format Cells and choose the "Custom" format... Change the format to General"Hrs"
Now you can add the values since they are stored as values, but LOOK like text.
I don't know if this'll work for you, but it should accomplish the task at hand if it does...
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For a spreadsheet of mine, I want the sum of an entire column, no matter how many entries a column is. This was previously solved by
=SUM(A:A)
but I was wondering if there was a way to do all but the first 2 rows of column A.
=SUM(A2:A)
does not work. Thanks in advance!
You could use
=SUM(A:A)-SUM(A1:A2)
or, if you know that the cells you exclude are numeric,
=SUM(A:A)-A1-A2
MrExcel has a couple of suggestions:
=SUM(A3:A65536)
OR
=SUM(A3:INDEX(A:A,MATCH(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A)))
=Sum($A$3:$A$1048576)
Should work
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I have an Excel spreadsheet here.
What I dont know is
if you look at the main grid the columns are formatted for space so that the description is larger. Now the part at the bottom left. I really want those 4 columns
'RESIDENT NAME' 'ACCOUNT NUMBER' 'DATE' 'AMOUNT DUE'
I really want them aligned with the rest of the grid but how do i subdivide the large Description column to accomodate this?
Because of your formatting in your question I can't be sure what you want, but if you're trying to line up more than one column with the Description column, just make the Description column a merge of more than one column, then multiple columns will be able to fit underneath it.
You can merge cells by selecting them, then going to Format Cells->Alignment and clicking the Merge cells box.