cells a1 = apple a2 = pear =VLOOKUP($C8,'1. COM SERVICE'!$C$4:$J$25,6) I need to make '1. COM SERVICE' variable. VLOOKUP($C8,'a1'!$C$4:$J$25,6) so it would be VLOOKUP($C8,'apple'!$C$4:$J$25,... RobMoore67 You may use INDIRECT, as variant =...
=TEXTJOIN(" ",TRUE,XLOOKUP(FILTERXML("<y><z>"&SUBSTITUTE(A2,", ","</z><z>")&"</z></y>","//z"),Sheet1!$A$1:$A$30,Sheet1!$B$1:$B$30)) EDIT: Replaced german function name with english function name (XLOOKUP). Helper cells in columns C:F. In C2: =XLOOKUP...
We know that everything to the right of the six-digit SKU and the space that follows it is our product name, so we simply measure the length of the text string in A2 and then subtract 7. Now fill down to finish the job:If there was text you wanted to grab from ...
Pulling text from a separate .cvs file to populate a cell. By ihatekale in forum Excel Programming / VBA / Macros Replies: 0 Last Post: 05-08-2013, 05:43 PM [SOLVED] pulling three data strings from a text file - at the same time By El Conquistador in forum Excel Programming /...
If cell is omitted, as in =ROW(), the function returns the row number of the cell that contains the formula. Examples =ROW(B7) returns 7, the number of row 7. =ROW() returns the absolute row number of the cell containing the function. The formula ROW() is in row 4, therefore ...
Have you ever spent time pulling apart elements from one text field in Excel to break them into separate text fields? If your data is stored in predictable chunks—a product SKU list for instance—you can save a lot of time by using simple text functions....
Where the cell references are the names...that way I can just click and drag. Unfortunately no matter how hard I try to get a cell reference into these paths it gives me an error. I've used Excel for a long time and tried every trick I know. ...
Hi, We are currently using a Form to populate a Smartsheet that contains the SKUs selected by the customer for bidding and that customer's bid for that particular SKU. We are exporting this into Excel to do the analysis of the highest bids as it is not feasible to do this...
=INDIRECT("'C:\EXCEL\ABW\["&$A7&".xlsm]FINANCES'!$D3") As you mentioned, the drawback is that all the files that I want to "pull from" have to be open. Do you have any alternative that doesn't require the files to be open?
Pulling figures from a graph I was wondering if there's any possible way of pulling data for a trendline from a graph and show it in a cell. The two values I'm trying to get are the slope of the line and the R squared value as seen below as y = 2.164ln(x) + 15 and R ...