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SunnyKow
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RE: Banding the cells of black color with the Max section

Sorry, I don't understand your question. Maybe you can give more examples and show us what is your expected results.

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RE: How to count number of days greater than

Hi Tex See if this helps. I assuming >10 is the rain fall. Sunny

7 years ago
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RE: Sort Macro Multiple Columns

Hi Melinda What I am doing is to copy your data (65 rows) below one another into a temporary worksheet, sort them and copy them back to the origina...

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RE: Goto Sheet

Hi Melinda Try changing this line of codes If IsNumeric(sSheet) Then Worksheets(Val(sSheet)).Activate Exit Sub Else Worksheets(sSheet).Activate ...

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RE: Banding the cells of black color with the Max section

Just change your code from Range("A2").Copia to Range("A2").Copy

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RE: Need both exact and approximate capability with VLOOKUP

Hi Dave See if this is what you are looking for. =VLOOKUP(I9-1,E9:F30,2,1) Sunny

7 years ago
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RE: How do I split out data into different columns when there's no apparent way to parse them out

Hi Anne Although I don't have PQ, I am interested to know what is your expected result from your attachment. It is not too clear for me from you...

7 years ago
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RE: How to preserve source formatting after file split by the macro

Hi David This is a MS Word issue and not related to Excel. So this is not the correct forum to post the question. Sunny

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RE: VLOOKUP link to images in a folder

I have done some changes to Philip's file that you downloaded earlier. The assumption is that your product codes are in column A. The macro will...

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RE: VLOOKUP link to images in a folder

Please attach an example of your expected result. Include notes if possible. It will help us to understand what you really wanted.

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RE: VLOOKUP link to images in a folder

Try downloading the workbook. The workbook contains only 1 button. Click the button, select the required folder and click OK It will create t...

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RE: Locating information

Hi Leah See if this helps. Sunny

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