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  1. DanAuber

    Windows Movie Maker - where can I get it ?

    It seems that Windows have discontinued Windows Movie Maker as of Jan 2017. I've deleted the version from my PC but now I want it back - does anyone know somewhere secure and free I can download it from ? Thanks ! Dan
  2. DanAuber

    EXCEL: Find max value in a list and then return associated field

    Simple and Elegant - thanks !
  3. DanAuber

    EXCEL: Find max value in a list and then return associated field

    Hi Skip - yes Boss ! Please see the attached which I hope allows you to respond. Regards Dan http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=ea594367-62fa-475a-a01a-88fbd0843f11&file=example.xlsx
  4. DanAuber

    EXCEL: Find max value in a list and then return associated field

    I'm looking for a formula to find a max value and then return an associated field E.g. On sheet 1 I might have ABC1 in cell A1. I'd like a formula in Cell B1 that: Goes to Sheet 2 and looks at the data - e.g.: ABC1 11 Banana ABC1 15 Apple DEF3 32 Peach DEF3 18 Pineapple...
  5. DanAuber

    Excel Formula - Count the number of unique values a vlookup would return

    Hi there, I'm struggling to write an excel formula to do what I want to do. I have a list of Countries and each is supposed to have a unique rating in the list. I want to put a formula in to check this. In a perfect world the formula would come back with the number of unique records for the...
  6. DanAuber

    Move an Image in Excel to be within a single cell - via VBA

    Flag that - working just as expected - thanks !
  7. DanAuber

    Move an Image in Excel to be within a single cell - via VBA

    Thanks for this Skip - it doesn't seem to quite work - but it might be enough for me to play with your code Dan
  8. DanAuber

    Move an Image in Excel to be within a single cell - via VBA

    Hi Skip, Sorry again. I'm not sure what kind of shape I'm working on or what the name of the instance is. I'm attaching an example of what I get out of BI. 1000 thanks for any help you can provide Dan...
  9. DanAuber

    Move an Image in Excel to be within a single cell - via VBA

    Sorry Skip. Once I have the data in an Excel sheet, it is then linked to from a Word Document. In order to get the graphs to have borders looking OK I need the images nicely positioned in a single cell. - I have to link to the cells rather than the images because I'm using a link that I can...
  10. DanAuber

    Move an Image in Excel to be within a single cell - via VBA

    Thanks for that Skip. This spreadsheet is created via a Business Objects export function and I don't have any control over how it starts out. My macro then steps in to tidy it up - I hope that explains why I have to do it this way. I tried running your script but got the error below. Am I doing...
  11. DanAuber

    Move an Image in Excel to be within a single cell - via VBA

    Hi there, I'm trying (and failing) to write a script to take an image that is already in an Excel work sheet and put it into a single cell - preferably so there is a 1mm gap between the image and the borders of the cell. No idea how to write this code and can't locate much on the internet. It...
  12. DanAuber

    IRR Function in excel - use uninflated or inflated values ?

    Hi there - just wondering - when using the irr function should I use inflated or uninflated values ? Or can you use either as long as you're clear what you've done ?
  13. DanAuber

    Excel Macro that uses data in a cell

    I have a very simple macro as follows: Sub Run_Cap_Rate_A() Range("AF8").GoalSeek Goal:=0, ChangingCell:=Range("C7") End Sub I want to change the code so that the Range("AF8") bit varies according to what is in cells in a sheet. In my sheet I have a column number in Cell A1 and a Row number...
  14. DanAuber

    Importing a series of calendar events from Excel into Outlook 2003

    Hi Gavona, Thanks for this - yup it's a good start - but the field mapping is somewhat a dark art involving the need for named ranges (with no help apparent on if named ranges should include headers, recommended naming etc). I found that it became a whole lot simpler if I saved my file as a CSV...
  15. DanAuber

    Importing a series of calendar events from Excel into Outlook 2003

    Hi, I want to import a series of calendar events from excel into outlook. I don't know how I define a format or how to do it. Can anyone help ? Thanks Dan
  16. DanAuber

    Bring Note contents into cells

    In Excel, I have a column several thousand rows long with notes on some of the cells. I want to create another column next to this column which bring the text from the notes into the cells (so I can then quickly isolate all the cells with notes and sort by them). Does anyone have a macro/way to...
  17. DanAuber

    Macro code to update File Properties

    Hi there, I want to run some code that picks up whatever is in Cell A1 on sheet1 and then uses this as the File Property: Category. If I do this while running a record macro it doesn't write the code. Can anyone help ? Thanks Dan
  18. DanAuber

    Excel Syntax in formula

    Hi Glenn, I haven't really got an issue with the SUMIF function - I use it every day quite happily. Maybe if I explain the problem I have differently: If Cell A1 has a filepath and Cell B1 has a filename. I'd like Cell C1 return whatever is in Cell A1 from the filepath/filename specified in...
  19. DanAuber

    Excel Syntax in formula

    Hi Glenn, If there is a way to do it without having to have the sheets open that would be best. If not I'm happy to make do with them needing to be open. The Sumif Function takes a range as it's first variable this is generally a range of columns as in B to Y. The second variable is the actual...
  20. DanAuber

    Excel Syntax in formula

    Thanks John - I have tried using the INDIRECT function - I did think that would be the way to go - but I'm still struggling with the actual syntax in terms of apostrophes etc

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