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In excel-2010 can we format time column into text along with AM/PM information for corresponding time?
For example, COLUMN A has "daily" as text and column B has "6.00 PM " as value. Can we append these A & B Columns and display as "daily 6.00 PM" in single cell?
Yes, try this formula:
=CONCATENATE(A1," ",TEXT(B1,"hh.mm AM/PM"))
The CONCATENATE function or '&' can be used to join values as text.
The TEXT function can be used to change values to text with a specific format.
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I need to concatenate values form one column with each values from second column like on picture in Excel.
Any ideas how to do that?
In C2 enter:
=INDEX($A$2:$A$99,ROUNDUP(ROWS($1:1)/3,0)) & "_" & INDEX($B$2:$B$33,MOD(ROWS($1:1)-1,3)+1)
and copy downward:
NOTE:
The number 3 in the formula above is there because there are 3 items in column B
To "generalize" the formula replace:
3
with:
(COUNTA($B$2:$B$99))
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I want to select a whole column for a formula in excel.
I know I can do this, for example:
=AVERAGE(B4:B54)
which would give me the average of the cells from B4 to B54 but I want to reference the whole B column.
How can I do this?
To reference an entire column in Excel, use this syntax:
=AVERAGE(B:B)
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I have a sheet like below:
I want to be able to SUM the Value fields if there is a tick next to that person's name, you will see each name has a value and if they attended that week and have a tick then include this value in the sum. I want to populate the Collected Field to show how much was collected that week.
I have tried SUMIF on a range but with no success.
Thanks in advance
SUMIF should work if you want to do it for each week, e.g. in C22 copied across
=SUMIF(C5:C19,"x",$B5:$B19)
replace the "x" with the specific character you are using to get the tick
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I create a random number in my excel sheet (using RAND), 5 for example. Now I want to reference column A[my number], in this example its A5. How would I do that?
If thats not possible, is it possible to get a random row value from a column?
Thanks!
=INDIRECT("A"&RANDBETWEEN(1;10)) will randomly return cell in range A1:A10.
Usually INDEX is preferable to INDIRECT (it's not volatile and you don't need to "hardcode" the column reference). If you have your random number in B3 try
=INDEX(Data!A:A,B3)
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I have some text AND a date (seperated by a hyphen) in one excel cell e.g. "Anniversary - 12/12/2012"
I want to be able to read the date only and if it is greater than the current date - the cell should become highlighted.
Can this be done via excel functions or do I need to write some VBA?
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Mark the area with all values, and chose "Conditional Formatting". Select "More Rules" from "Highlight Cells Rules" and select "Use a formula to determine which cells to format". Put this formula in the rule description field:
=DATEVALUE(MID($A1,FIND(" - ",$A1)+3,10))>TODAY()
Don't forget to chose the formatting options with "Format..."