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I have a spreadsheet with one column that has over 1500 rows. It was actually exported from another application and all of them have a $ at the end of the number.....is there a way to delete the last character for all of them at once? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I have a column for which I would like the formatting conditional. The column contains the values Actual , Estimate - switch or Estimate - CALC (I have several more of the Estimate -... values makes some). I would like the formatting of the Estimate -... evaluates all to be yellow thus I would like a manner of writing a function for the conditional box of formatting. I thought that it should seem something like follwing:
= Estimate and * but it is clearly not completely exact. Any help would be appreciated. I would be satified with a LUCKY FIND or IF solution - something which obtains to me with the |
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I show a table below. I must count how much time 4 Jane occurs in jan..
If column A were simply Jan I include/understand how with do it but how I make-the with the dates in this help of the format... please... A B 1/16/08 2 Jam 1/12/08 4 Jane 1/6/08 4 Jane 5/12/07 CCU 5/5/07 2 cohen 4/5/07 4 Jane |
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Hello-
That should say "numbers' in the thread title Using Excel 2007 last night at home doing a simple schedule template for about 10 employees. The problem I'm having is that whenver I enter a time range into a cell it is being changed to a date when I leave the cell. For ex. if someone is working 8-5 it changes this to 5-Aug, a 10-7 shift becomes 7-Oct, etc. I turned off autocomplete for cells to no avail. I saved the file in the older format but editing here at work I have the same issue on Excel 2003. Some setting must have changed b/c when I first started working on the worksheet it was leaving my entries alone. Any help appreciated Thanks Last edited by extraction : 02-22-2008 at 01:19 PM. Reason: spelling |
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