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Excel Formula | Filter out a word from a table of words in another sheet Hi MS Community, Hi MS Community, I have the following worksheet. In the Orders Tab, I need to be able to filter out the "Fruit" from the "Sentence". Sheet1 = Fruits Sheet2 = Orders I...
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How to remove purchase orders that have been received but not invoiced or matched How to retrieve the next purchase order number for Purchase Order Processing documents How to set a PO tolerance or not allow more to be received than is on the PO ...
Really? That word means “growing or developing quickly.” Is that so? Is the City “growing or developing” its historic assets? Is every building and structure in the City worthy of preservation, as this Resolution implies? Are you sure? How about the garages on Sanford Avenue about which...
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Vic320 My function slightly different fromOliverScheurich: =ISNUMBER(MATCH("*"&A2:A15&"*",""&G$2:G$23,0))or=ISNUMBER(XMATCH("*"&A2:A15&"*",""&G$2:G$23,2)) My function slightly different fromOliverScheurich: =ISNUMBER(MATCH("*"&A2:A15&"*",""&G$2:G$23,0))or=ISNUMBER...
Select individual links and click on the Check Status button for each of them. If you see an Error: Source not found in any status, click on the Change Source button. Subsequently, browse your “form” Excel sheet >> click on the OK button >> click on the Close button of the Edit ...
Thanks for all your info from your site! I was wondering if it is possible to do conditional formatting on a cell in red based on another cell's content and if other cells on the sheet are blank. E.g. I have a drop down for cell J6 with options Completed, Declined, N/A and I ...