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I have multiple EXCEL spreadsheets that contain the SAME columns, just different data per source.
EXCEL File #1:
URL | HITS
http://myothersite.com 5
http://mysite.com 8
EXCEL File #2:
URL | HITS
http://mysite.com 2
EXCEL File COMBINED:
URL | HITS
http://mysite.com 10
http://myothersite.com 5
I need a solution that will AGGREGATE all of the data from the individual spreadsheets into ONE combined spreadsheet. Each spreadsheet will have the same columns, just different data. Hopefully this is a common problem with some standard solutions. I'm open to programmatic solution as well as software solutions. Thanks!
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Kindly use the addin RDBMerge.
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Problem, step by step:
Create a spreadsheet
Paste a csv file
Create a sort filter
Use the sort filter (A-Z)
Close the file (wait saving process)
Open the file (BANG: some rows was erased)
I consider a serious problem (consistency) as well as the correction a determining factor for an effective use or contracting of the solution.
This problem reproduced by me: https://youtu.be/M6_sEu8_F_E
Is there any expecting for repair or an alternative solution?
This problem will fixed in version 4.2
See https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DocumentServer/issues/63#issuecomment-259364585 (I assume this is your issue too)
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Can someone assist me on how can I get data from a table in Excel 2013?
I have a table named Personal:
and I want to have a control in a cell like this:
(I do not know how to add this control in a cell)
So I can select data from the table:
I googled a lot before asking here, and couldn't find how to do it.
Maybe your google foo could do with some polish. For the dropdown try DATA > Data Tools, Data Validation,
Allow: List
Source: whatever the range is for the data in your table.
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Excel 2013 is supposed to allow for a maximum of 16,384 columns.
Yet, I cannot seem to get past the old 256 limit.
Am I missing something?
I have chatted online with Microsoft and they insist that the limit is 256. However, we verified several places that the worksheet limit is supposed to be more than 16,000.
Check that you are not in 'Compatibility Mode' by looking at the top bar of your Excel Window. The file name will say [Compatibility Mode] next to it at the very top.
If you opened an old file and haven't converted it then the old limits will still be present. Do a Save-As and select the new format.
Also, if your excel save settings are set to an older file format then any new sheet you create will implement the same limitations.
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I am beginner in Excel. I have a workbook in which the formula column is defined as
=+TEXT($A36,"mmm"), but even if I give =Text($A36,"mmm")
it is returning the Month.
What is the difference in using =+ and + in Excel?
Will it changes the functionality in any ways?
This is simply a legacy way of doing it. From Lotus 123 I believe. It makes absolutely no difference to the functionality.
There is no difference. It's the exact same thing.
It comes from an old syntax used in Lotus
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I have a spreadsheet that looks like that:
I want to get the distinct sections, in fact the distinct first string from the section colume. I tried advanced filters however, this only gives me the whole string. Is there a excel formula to check the columes just for the first string?(Like here: bla, blub, bla1, bla2, blue)
I appreciate your answer!
In Excel, add a new column with:
=LEFT(B2,FIND(" ",B2))
that will give you the list of first words; after that you can use filters.