Excel Arithmetic-related IF statement
I am tasked to find a way to compare several sheets with similar datatypes. They all have the same number of rows in total (payslips), but here and there, there are new payment types each month, …
Excel Formula For Consecutive Values
I am trying to come up with a formula that puts an “OK” value in my Notes tab if the row has 2 or more consecutive 1 values. My rows have many more columns that just up to “N”, this is just a screenshot I am using to try and make my question clearer.
Excel Formula For Consecutive Values
I am trying to come up with a formula that puts an “OK” value in my Notes tab if the row has 2 or more consecutive 1 values. My rows have many more columns that just up to “N”, this is just a screenshot I am using to try and make my question clearer.
Excel Formula For Consecutive Values
I am trying to come up with a formula that puts an “OK” value in my Notes tab if the row has 2 or more consecutive 1 values. My rows have many more columns that just up to “N”, this is just a screenshot I am using to try and make my question clearer.
Excel Formula For Consecutive Values
I am trying to come up with a formula that puts an “OK” value in my Notes tab if the row has 2 or more consecutive 1 values. My rows have many more columns that just up to “N”, this is just a screenshot I am using to try and make my question clearer.
Excel: How to use conditional format in other cell?
How to use conditional format in cell A1 if B1 = "foo".
Example, B1 = IF("FOO";;), A1 is yellow color.
Is Excel 2007.
Parsing excel data in Java before saving it to database [closed]
Closed 8 years ago.
Which programming designs leads to more problems?
As a fresh programmer, one of the first thing for me to learn was to learn language and its syntax. Now my next training issue is to design my code heirarchy in such a way it is simple to maintain over time. One example I just encountered is below. It is in VBA for Excel but the concept extends to other languages too.
What is the justification for Python’s power operator associating to the right?
I am writing code to parse mathematical expression strings, and noticed that the order in which chained power operators are evaluated in Python differs from the order in Excel.
Excel formula for Finding Attribute Values in String (INDIRECT, INDEX/MATCH, FIND, SEARCH)
Column B of a worksheet (“Original Export”) contains a product type, column D contains a subtype, and E contains a list of attributes for the products: