Last seen: May 22, 2025
I mean how does it know how far to offset from the selection?
Do you have code that runs automatically when the workbook opens? If so, please post it, otherwise it's all going to be random guesswork.
You can't sort the pivot table by M2 without moving that field to the first row field.
Those are different offsets - how should the code determine what offset you want?
Can you post the file?
6 hours = 1/4 of a day (Excel stores times as fractions of 1 day) and if you divide 25 by 1/4 you get 100, so I'd guess that's the source of your prob...
Just for information (it's probably not worth it for only two combinations), you could also use a construction like this: =SUM(COUNTIF(E4:AI4,{"H",...
I'd also suggest that you are correct in your observation that it is a never-ending process. Excel as a product is constantly evolving and your chance...
Just to answer the specific issue you were having, you need to double up any quotes inside the actual formula, so it would be: Range("B15").Fo...
You could also use a lookup: =(D4+E4)*LOOKUP(DATEDIF(B4,C4,"y"),{0,5,10},{0,0.05,0.1}) or, since the bands are also the percentage values: =(...
The formula in the workbook I posted doesn't actually require them to be in the same order.
If you have a version of Excel that has TEXTJOIN, you could use: =TEXTJOIN(" ",TRUE,IF(COUNTIF(B7,"*"&COUNTRY&"*"),COUNTRY,""))
You don't need a script. All the users run the networked copy of the add-in so, when changes are made to that, they automatically get them the next ti...
I'd suggest you read Ken's article here:
Like this: Open LOutputPath & "" & format(now, "hh-mm-ss"".txt""") For Output As #1