Implementing Nested FOR Loops as Spreadsheet FormulasA FOR loop is a computing structure that allows a set of calculations to be made repeatedly for each iteration of the loop where the number of iterations is known in advance. A nested loop happens...doi:10.1007/978-3-319-50230-4_31Paul MireaultSpringer International PublishingFeder...
Could you post the original spreadsheet to the OneDrive? or Google Sheets? I'm not inclined to take the time to recreate, so I can't test what I'm saying below. So for that reason, I can't be sure of this, but I think your absolute and relative references are reversed from what ...
Excel is far more than a mere spreadsheet application that allows you to store and manipulate columns of data. When Microsoft launched their applications, they included the power of visual basic for applications, known as vba, which allows a user access to a powerful set of visual basic program...
=FILTER('Version Ctrl'!$B$2:$B$27,AND('Version Ctrl'!$B$2:$B$27<=A3,'Version Ctrl'!$B$2:$B$27<>"")) mantwi2 Not for sure, since I've not got access to your spreadsheet/workbook. You might try removing the absolute references. =FILTER('Version Ctrl'!$B$2:$B$27,AND...
Nested IF statements are useful for creating more complicated scenarios in Excel. However, IFS and SWITCH formulas can work more efficiently when dealing with more than one condition. These formulas work a bit differently than the legacy IF function. Let's start with the basics. ...
I kept trying: IF column B CONTAINS this, then pull in column T from other spreadsheet where column A matches on both spreadsheets (I was using index/match). I can't get it to work. I've attached an example of each sheet and the formula logic is on...
Spreadsheet developers who do not know how to program in VBA usually implement the equivalent of loops with static values (e.g. region codes and product types are typed as constants) or with formulas (e.g. the region code is the previous region code + 1). In this paper, we present ...
I'm trying to fill in the yellow shaded column next to each store. If the store is active then there should be a 1, otherwise a 0. I'm going to use this yellow column to multiply against budgeted sales that I have for each store (not included in spreadsheet). I think it's a n...
Could you post the original spreadsheet to the OneDrive? or Google Sheets? I'm not inclined to take the time to recreate, so I can't test what I'm saying below. So for that reason, I can't be sure of this, but I think your absolute and relative references are reversed from what ...
Can someone please tell me why any of these formulas arent working? They seem to be correct. Thank you: =FILTER(FILTER('Version Ctrl'!$B$2:$B$27,'Version Ctrl'!$B$2:$B$27<>""),'Version Ctrl... mantwi2 Not for sure, since I've not got access to your spreadsheet/workbook....