I receive daily invoice paid/process reports from a third party vendor, so there is little hope that they will change the format of their files.
I simply would like to read the .txt files in Excel. When I copy and paste the data, and use the Text to Columns function, there are serious format...
Thanks Blue. However, I did not post the proper. I have a column of numbers, and if the value is not
500
400
300
200
180
150
I just want to return the value in the cell. If it is one of the above values, I would like to muliply it by .56
Thanks,
Cord
I have a set of 6 numbers:
500
400
300
200
180
150
If a cell equals any of the above numbers I want the cell value to be multipled by .56 if else, multiply the cell value by .185
I am having issues with the embedded is statement. Should I add another column and try using a lookup (using a...
First let me start off by posting, I'm an idiot. All I want to do is create a custom format that leaves positive percentages black and formats negative percentages with ()'s and formats the font red.
The current type #,##0.0_%);[Red](#,##0.0%) Is not working for the postive numbers.
Thanks...
Ken,
Columns AO,AJ,AE,Z,U,P,K contain an internal company metric. Your formula will pull the lowest value (greater than zero) from columns other than AO,AJ,AE,Z,U,P,K. I apologize if I am doing a poor job explaning my issue.
Your formula =IF(MAX(AO3,AJ3,AE3,Z3,U3,P3,K3)=0,"NO...
Ken,
Your formula is working (sort of). It is pulling data from columns that I do not want it to pull from. I was hoping to return the lowest value (excluding zero) from $AO3,$AJ3,$AE3,$Z3,$U3,$P3,$K3
Thanks,
Cord
I understand why most of your suggestion works, however- Why is the reasoning behind adding 1 to the count of zeros in the last formula?
After the above formula (to the right), enter this formula:
=SMALL((AO4,AJ4,AE4,Z4,U4,P4,K4),BF4+1)
Dale,
Thanks for taking the time to explain the different forumlas. Yes it is a bire more lengthy than I would have liked but Hey- it works the same.
Again, thanks for taking the time.
Zath,
I have added the "Brackets" to my formula. However, it is still not returning the desired results. I would like the formula to return the next lowest value (that is not a zero).
Thanks,
Zath,
Brackets now surround my formula but it is still not returning the desired data. I would like the MIN formula to ignore all zeros and return the next lowest number?
I know there is going to be a simple formula response to this but my brain is too focused on the holidays to come up with a solution.
I have a spreadsheet that contains rates in about 10 columns. I would like to add a column at the end of the spreadsheet that returns the lowest value...
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