I think the feature 'show report filter pages' can make quick work of this task but there must be some legwork done first. I'm guessing your data looks something like this: Step 1: Unpivot the Ump1 and Ump2 columns: Here's how to unpivot in PowerQuery: Unpivot columns (Power Query)...
=ROWS(FILTER($A$2:$A$11,(($B$2:$B$11=$B2)*($C$2:$C$11=$C2))+(($B$2:$B$11=$C2)*($C$2:$C$11=$B2)))>1 However, this method may not help very much, especially if there are more duplicates than not. As you can see in the screenshot below, the majority of the...
Purines are the most abundant N heterocyclic compounds in nature and are found in nucleic acids (DNA, RNA) and many other cellular components, such as ATP, GTP or NADH (Werner and Witte2011). Plants undergo the complete breakdown of the purine ring via a catabolic pathway enabling the recyc...
MOD() is for positive numbers, e.g. =MOD(-1.25,1) returns 0.75. I'd use = A1 - TRUNC(A1)
I have been using a power shell script to find (from a list of users in a .txt file) who are licensed for a specific SKU in Office 365. The script...
I think the feature 'show report filter pages' can make quick work of this task but there must be some legwork done first. I'm guessing your data looks something like this: Step 1: Unpivot the Ump1 and Ump2 columns: Here's how to unpivot in PowerQuery: ...
I think the feature 'show report filter pages' can make quick work of this task but there must be some legwork done first. I'm guessing your data looks something like this: Step 1: Unpivot the Ump1 and Ump2 columns: Here's how to unpivot in PowerQuery: ...
I think the feature 'show report filter pages' can make quick work of this task but there must be some legwork done first. I'm guessing your data looks something like this: Step 1: Unpivot the Ump1 and Ump2 columns: Here's how to unpivot in PowerQuery: ...
I think the feature 'show report filter pages' can make quick work of this task but there must be some legwork done first. I'm guessing your data looks something like this: Step 1: Unpivot the Ump1 and Ump2 columns: Here's how to unpivot in PowerQuery: ...
Opposite of consolidation... I have a workbook containing data for scheduling referees over a multi-day tournament on multiple fields. Referee names appear under 2 columns; Umpire 1 or Umpire 2 Game assignments change every ho...