Hi Rob,
This problem is better solved with conditional formatting.
Select all the valid ICD9 codes on the second sheet, and name the range - let's
say, List
Then on 1st sheet, select all the cells you want to check, and any blank cells
that might have codes entered into them later.
Select Format
Hi,
I have a large data set that needs to be organized in the excel. Is there an
excel formula or a macro that can pick up values from every 6th row or 7th
row in column A and paste it in a different column (as in every 6th row
value in column b and 7th row in column c)?
Any help on this is great
I have a list of Diagnosis codes entered into 5 columns on a
worksheet. The second worksheet, named ICD9 Codes, lists all the
possible ICD9 Codes that are valid. I want to create a macro that you
could activate at the top of a column and it would validate each
number against the list in the seco
I have a list of Diagnosis codes entered into 5 columns on a
worksheet. The second worksheet, named ICD9 Codes, lists all the
possible ICD9 Codes that are valid. I want to create a macro that you
could activate at the top of a column and it would validate each
number against the list in the seco
Hi friend,
Can any one send me the simple steps and sample file to create Macro's in
Excel.
As I am new in macro's in excel plz send me all the steps with example.
Thanks and regards,
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I would like to design an excel workbook to track leave for Soldiers
in an effort to make sure that I have sufficient manpower to complete
all my missions. I would like it to do the following:
1. On sheet 1, input rank and name, leave start and end dates
2. Pass this information into a calendar
I would like to design an excel workbook to track leave for Soldiers
in an effort to make sure that I have sufficient manpower to complete
all my missions. I would like it to do the following:
1. On sheet 1, input rank and name, leave start and end dates
2. Pass this information into a calendar
You can use Adobe Acrobat Professional Edition 6.0.
Ajay
On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 11:08 AM, jagjeet singh wrote:
> Dear friend
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> If you are using Excel 2007 you can use the utility available at Microsoft
> site wherein you can download a plugin to save the file in PDF format.
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Hi Friend,
Just upload your excel or word document to google docs. And then convert it
into PDF or any format.
On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 11:08 AM, jagjeet singh wrote:
> Dear friend
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> If you are using Excel 2007 you can use the utility available at Microsoft
> site wherein you can down
