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Philip Treacy
Philip Treacy
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RE: Simple Copy and Paste Formula-Only Code

Hi Paul, You can use this Range("B2").Copy Range("B1").PasteSpecial xlPasteFormulas Application.CutCopyMode = False Regards Phil

7 years ago
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RE: Barcode ID split into few textbox in userform VBA

Hi Mariya, Please see attached. Splitting up the code is pretty straightforward using VBA string functions You could also read my Excel Forms p...

7 years ago
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RE: Categories distribution

Hi Bill, No file attached. regards Phil

7 years ago
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RE: Copy cells with consecutive references

Hi Herman, Please supply your workbook with the data laid out as you will use it, and as you expect it to look in the end result. Giving you an an...

7 years ago
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RE: Barcode ID split into few textbox in userform VBA

Hi Mariya, Can you please supply your workbook and code otherwise anything we write will have to be rewritten to suit your environment. Thx P...

7 years ago
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RE: Data Validation Values in Table, Want to reference values from same row of table when selected

Hi Jimmy, Do you have a workbook with sample data we can see? Regards Phil

7 years ago
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RE: Reset Excel filed value based on Today date?

Hi, I understand what you are asking but in your sample file, the Expected Output has no data in it and the sample data layout is incomplete? Ma...

7 years ago
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RE: Replace , by and

Hi Bill, No VBA required for this, see attached workbook. =SUBSTITUTE(A1,","," and",LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,",",""))) By using SUBSTITUTE t...

7 years ago
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RE: Making "the golden graph"

Hi Trond, There's no attachment. Regards Phil

7 years ago
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RE: Data Validation Dependent Drop Down

Hi Humayun, This is what you are looking for these posts will also help Regards Phil

7 years ago
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RE: Training Evaluation Rating Score Analysis Per Trainer

Hi Hope, Please provide a workbook with data. Recreating your data takes time and is prone to error if we do it by hand. Best for you to supply i...

7 years ago
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RE: get a percentage and return a zero

Hi Tiffany, You're calculating a percentage by dividing three numbers =IFERROR(1-((SUMIF($D$18:$D$67,E$1,$P$18:$P$67))/(SUMIF($D$18:$D$67,E$1,$O...

7 years ago
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RE: ON error for "autofilter" that doesn't match the values in the range

Hi Martin, Please supply the workbook so we can help. Phil

7 years ago
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