In MS Excel, I would like to format a number in order to show only thousands and with 'K' in from of it, so the number 123000 will be displayed in the cell as 123KIt is easy to format to show only thousands (123), but I'd like to add the K symbol in case the number is >...
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If you're working with large datasets that need thousands of lookups, the INDEX MATCH function will decrease load time in Excel. INDEX MATCH formulas work right-to-left. VLOOKUP formulas only work as a left-to-right lookup. So, if you need to do a lookup that has a column to the righ...
I have written a macro that is supposed to open and close thousands of workbooks and take the information from these. It fills up the list in sheet2 and when it reaches row 50000 it calls a cleaning macro which sorts the data in sheet1. The macro seems to be working fine except for ...
In Excel 2010, performance of these basic scenarios improves even when there are thousands of objects on the worksheet. These improvements were not achieved with a single feature or fix, but through a dedicated focus on performance that included improving the shape lookup mechanism, testing stress ...
Hi all, I'm working on to improve our Excel tracker as a case management tool. Every month we have thousands of data to be added to manage. Each batch of data (at least 1000 data/entries) requires at least 10 different tasks/actions with target dates anytime within the span of 10 mo...
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An easily overlooked point, but there’s a reason why so many businesses – particularly smaller ones – love Excel. A Microsoft Office subscription might set you back as little as $8.25 per user per month; a big vendor CPM solution could cost thousands of times more. ...
This forces Excel to examine potentially thousands, if not millions, of cells it otherwise could have ignored. Assume, for example, that you have a table of data ranging from cell A1 to cell H1000. You might decide you want to use one or more of Excel’s lookup formulas to extract the...