Last seen: Mar 8, 2026
Hello, What FIND function gives you is the character position number if it finds what is looked for, else a #VALUE! error. By wrapping this with th...
Hello; There is a guide you can check out at
Hello Alan, Just providing a link to some more information about conditional formatting using formulas.
Hello, What kind of issue do you have when running the code? Is it what Philip writes in his article? "The big drawback of using Wait or Sleep, ...
Hello, I do recommend you to check out the blog section, there are great articles to be found there.
Hello, Have you tried using Power Query? Here is a good article how to use VBA to get data from web pages.
Hello, I am not clear with what you want help with, I don't see any formulas in your attached file.
Hello, That is correct, as you have ProPlus version you have an enterprise product, so the setting for Office Insider is available for the administ...
Hello Stephen, Great that you have it all working. I am just glad that I could give a helping hand.
Hello, The Office suite is in its core American English, same with Windows 10. The different languages are just added/installed language packs. So ...
Hello Anne, For getting latest features you need to be on the monthly update channel. More about the differences here.
Hello Stephen, Nothing wrong with the formulas, but the data needs to be cleaned. I just trimmed the ENTRYYEAR and STUDENTTYPE data and after th...
Hello Paul, When you have two or more criterias you have to use AVERAGEIFS function. The syntax is =AVERAGEIFS(average_range, criteria_range1, c...
Hello Jay, I an not sure that I have grasped fully what it is you want to do, for example, what is to be matched? Any way, from what I understan...
Hello, You have to add ”<>0” as a criteria.