Attached is a bowling sheet I have been working on to figure out my averages, and any "free game awards" I may get, as well as patches, etc...
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3327208/excel/Bowling.xlsx
I am getting a false positive in column S.
Up till S12 the formula seems to work, in where there is a blank, and it shows me getting over 500.
The formula is:
=IF($E12>499,"X","")
Something simple and sweet or so I thought.
Now $E12 has this formula in it, which I don't see why it should affect it at all:
=IF(D12<>0,SUM($B12:$D12),"")
I tried using ISBLANK, but it seems to blow up in my face and not show anything. If someone can help me it would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
A simpler alternative
=IF(N($E12)>499,"X","")
Try this (in E9):
=IF(ISNUMBER(E9),IF($E9>499,"X",""),"")
This is likely a type comparison issue, so this only compares if the cell is actually a number.
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I am new here, I have tried search for this answer and I can't find the same question
I am a totally self taught spreadsheet-maker, so if I have done some weird stuff - Please don't judge too harshly!
So I am using REGEXMATCH, and it just doesn't seem to be working like it usually does, and I can't work out why.
=IF($A13="","",(IF(REGEXMATCH({$L$13:$L$18},$A13),"YES","NO")))
I have made a workbook example to show the dilemma-
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1paNG9Q-AciYbIR3HSgW7vxqNJmJBexgpm2lkLn32PN8/edit?usp=sharing
I want each line to tell me if its CODE-ID is in a list of items. I am pretty sure I had this working at some point, but I can't remember what I have changed. The regexmatch seems to just be picking up whether the code is in the first cell of the list.
Can anyone tell me what I have done wrong? I want the YES/NO column to change as I add new CODE-IDs to the list.
The weird thing is, I have got other cells to work by breaking the code right down to the basic regexmatch formula and building it up again, but it wont replicate when I copy it to another line. I don't know how to show that in this example because it isn't working here.
Let me know if this makes sense,
Thank you kindly,
Ellie
use in I13:
=INDEX(IF(A13:A="",,IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A13:A, L13:L18, 0)), "YES", "NO")))
You can use this array formula. No need to drag down to each cell.
=ArrayFormula(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A13:A18,L13:L18,0)))
I have been continually adding in complexity to my formulas to accomodate the large amount of data. I have been trying to simplify this excel formula but cannot seem to find a way that works well. I would appreciate any advice!
{=IFERROR(IF(INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),4)="Complete",INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2),IF(VLOOKUP([#SN],FullSNList_2,8,FALSE)="None",IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(M4),"`",""),TRIM($L4:L4),0)),INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2)&"` ",INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2)&" "),IF(OR(VLOOKUP([#SN],FullSNList_2,8,FALSE)="Dev",VLOOKUP([#SN],FullSNList_2,8,FALSE)="ECO",VLOOKUP([#SN],FullSNList_2,8,FALSE)="Rework"),IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(M4),"`",""),TRIM($L4:L4),0)),INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2)&"` ",INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2)&" "),IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(M4),"`",""),TRIM($L4:L4),0)),INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2)&"` ",INDEX(FullFlow_2,SMALL(IF(FullFlow_2[SN]=[#SN],ROW(FullFlow_2[SN])-ROW(INDEX(FullFlow_2[SN],1,1))+1),COLUMN(M$2)-COLUMN($L$2)),2)&" ")))),"_")}
A little more info on the code. It is meant to scan a table and search for a step name (DOC###). Depending on other criteria's (if one column has none, rework, or broke, in it) spaces are added to the end to differentiate between them while being able to still be counted at a later step. Also, if a step is being done for the 2nd time, a period will be added afterwards.
I have been putting the formula in http://excelformulabeautifier.com/ to help read it a bit easier!
UPDATE: I have Modified the formula a bit and added explanations. The new code has replaced the old one in the body. I have attached pictures to show my explanation.
Formula Explanation PG 1
Formula Explanation PG 2
Example Data output
NOTES: In order for this to work for me, due to the circular references, I turned on Iterative Calculations and set the Max iterations to 2.
Removing the VLookups from the formula made the calculation time a lot shorter! Thank you all for your ideas! Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated!
I need help with the following formula for Excel.
It's not working, the only feedback I'm getting is #VALUE! outcome.
What I'm trying to do is simply:
F5≥-8 = Big,
-3≤F5≤-7.99999= Bigger,
F5≥-2.9999999 = "Blank" <--- No outcome display required
=IF((F5)>=-8, "Big"),IF((F5)>=-3, "Bigger"), IF((F5)<=-1,",")
=IF(F5>=-8, "Big",IF(F5>=-3, "Bigger", IF(F5<=-1,"Biggest","")))
I share the same thought with TotsieMae, you are absolutely right mate. The formula above is by syntax correct but logically not.
Anyway, if the formula involve too many IF functions, then it might be worth to consider an alternate form:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(F5,{-8,"Big";-3,"Bigger";-1,"Biggest"},2,TRUE),"Big")
I have an IF statement =IF(C7="SR",Rates!$G$20,IF(C7="UC",Rates!$H$20,IF(C7="DC",Rates!$G$20,))))
This works great and gives me the correct rate. The next step I need is to calculate that rate with a value from another cell. A simple =SUM(D6*P6) returns #VALUE!
Can someone please assist with this? Many thanks in advance
What are you trying to do with D6 and P6? (what's the value of both fields? numerical values?)
SUM(D6*P6) should work but I don't see what's the utility (just =D6*P6 would give you the same answer since you're not summing anything).
Could someone help me turn this 2 Criteria match function into a 4 criteria match function please? This one works, but is only the start:
=INDEX(range1,MATCH(1,(A19=range2)*(B19=range3),0))
I also want a third and fourth match in the above formula, with those two being an OR option. I thought based upon the working version that this might work, but it doesn't:
=INDEX(range1,MATCH(1,(A19=range2)*(B19=range3)*(OR(C19=range4,D19=range5)),0))
I've been trying to use AND commands, my initial version of the first code above being this:
=INDEX(range1,MATCH(1,AND(A19=range2,B19=range3),0))
It always returns #N/A after CTRL+ALT+ENTER is entered though, so it's obviously an issue with my understanding of either MATCH or AND (or both I guess),
The first example works EXACTLY as intended, but unfortunately I don't know why and I can't work it out well enough to adapt it. Maybe I'm too tired and have run out of space in my head for the peculiar way in which Excel formulas work, but I've read and re-read the help files for them and still it doesn't make sense to me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as always.
Thanks,
Joe
I'm just guessing here, but would this work?
=INDEX(range1,MATCH(1,(A19=range2)*(B19=range3)*(((C19 = range4)+(D19 = range5))>0),0))