hello All,
Please I need some help with writing a macro or using excel formula to get
the sum of the data. I am working with a large set of data. It runs up to
more than column CC.
I will be able to continue once I get the foundation
I want to be able to get the total for each day for ea
morning,
Please I need help with excel. I don't need a macro. so I don't know if
this is the right section. I have to create a pivot table
with the below information. I have a lot duplicate numbers in column B. I
need to create a pivot table with the following information.
1) Column B da
So, below is what i have to update 10 pivot tables. Some spreadsheet can
have more than 1 pivot table.
is the below the best approach?
I want to make sure that all the tables are being updated with the correct
information and new row source.
data is not being corrupted
The pivot table can have
Copy and Paste Large data.
I have a question about using Macro to copy and paste large data to another
workbookI have data with 6000 rows running up to column AK. Is this a safe
approach? I am going to use this copied data to update 10 pivot tables
Below is the code that I am using.
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"",DAYS360(RC[-29],RC[-27])))"
Next
For Each CurCell4 In Range("aK2:aK" & Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row)
CurCell4.Value = "=IF(ISBLANK(RC[-28]),"" "",DAYS360(RC[-28],TODAY()))"
Next
End Sub
On Wednesday, March 9,
Hello all!
Please I need macro help with the below in red:
What is the best way to achieve this without using the formula that I got
from running the macro and also making the code short? I have already
completed the Sum in column AH
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Column AI to the last row should hav
(xlToLeft).Column
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> Hello All,
Hello All,
Please I need help with the below macro.
I have a worksheet with lots of data.
1.
I want to go through each cell in column J.
To find data and put the answer in column O.
2.
Then left and Right trim spaces
3.
Delete any extra line after the l
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