Using COUNTIF to count the number of times the value "HW or SW" shows up in a column. I am not sure how many rows of data I will end up with so I want to make that a variable, using INDIRECT. This formula returns a #VALUE error and I cannot figure out why: =COUNTIF('Daily_Data_Dump'!$G$2:INDIRECT("$G"&AB3),"HW_or_SW") Where the value in cell "AB3" is 5000. In my mind is should be the equivalent of =COUNTIF('Daily_Data_Dump'!$G$2:$G5000,"HW_or_SW"). Thanks for any help.
"In my mind is should be the equivalent of =COUNTIF('Daily_Data_Dump'!$G$2:$G5000,"HW_or_SW")."
That is correct, the problem is something else. The adress is wrong, try:
=COUNTIF('Daily_Data_Dump'!$G$2:INDIRECT("Daily_Data_Dump!$G"&AB3),"HW_or_SW")
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I have a VBA formula that works when I use the ActiveCell.Formula2R1C1 function, which I used to test that I could get the result I want. This works as it should, giving me a comma delimited list.
ActiveCell.Formula2R1C1 = "=SUBSTITUTE(ARRAYTOTEXT(FILTER(VendSelect1,VendSelect3=LEFT(R[-7]C[-3],6))),LEFT(R[-7]C[-3],6) & "","","""")"
VendSelect1 and VendSelect3 are named ranges from a table in another tab
I am wanting to use the result of this formula as a string to use in a Data Validation list. The reason to go this route is the list will be dynamic based on a value that is entered in another cell, so the list will vary. I have the code for creating the Data Validation working, I just need to get the result of the above equation to be stored as a variable for that code.
I have tried using the Evaluate function to store the result but when I try to put that value in a cell to test that it is working, I get a #VALUE error in the cell. Is this just more complicated a formula than Evaluate can handle? Or am I doing something wrong? I am open to other suggestions to accomplish the same thing but I'm not a VBA expert and this has been the best thing I have found, so far, to accomplish this. Here is the code I have that is giving me the #VALUE error in cell D14.
Sub Test()
Dim FormTest As Variant
FormTest = Evaluate("=FILTER(VendSelect1,VendSelect3=LEFT(R[-7]C[-3],6))")
Range("D14") = FormTest
End Sub
I've been trying to get this to work for about 2 days and this seems to be the last obstacle to getting what I am wanting to do.
Thank you, in advance.
I'm trying to change an if statement to an indirect one as the current one that works keeps changing from C27 to #REF! when I delete Row 27 in the Tracker sheet.
=IF('Tracker Sheet'!C27="","",'Tracker Sheet'!C27)
This is the old if statement that works
=IF(INDIRECT('Tracker Sheet'!C27)="","",INDIRECT('Tracker Sheet'!C27))
This is the if statement that I try to convert but gives me #REF!
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Use index:
=IF(INDEX('Tracker Sheet'!C:C,27)="","",INDEX('Tracker Sheet'!C:C,27))
As long as you use the cell address directly when it is deleted it will return #REF as you are deleting the reference.
This will always look at what is the current 27th row in column C.
I tried to use SUMIFS, but it failed since the formula doesn't allow me to use two different criterias from the same criteria range (which makes sense of course), so I looked around the Internet and found '=SUMPRODUCT' instead I used it but it doesn't return any value. Here my formula
=SUMPRODUCT((('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E:E="DB")+('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E:E="DZ"))*('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!G:G))
Maybe Looping through the range with an if clause and using the sum function after "then"?
In row number 26 & 27 are two different string values ("DB,DZ") and in the same row is a value in the column (Betrag) which means amount and I need a formula to sum all values that are in the same rows as "DB" and "DZ"
I agree with Jeeped that you should "Cut your full column references down to the actual extents of your data"
There is a slight typo in your formula. Replace the * with a , and it will work just fine :)
Your original formula should be
=SUMPRODUCT((('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E1:E6="DB")+('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E1:E6="DZ")), 'BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!G1:G6)
Replace 6 with the relevant row.
This is the best I can improve your existing formula without more information.
=SUMPRODUCT(('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E1:INDEX('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E:E, MATCH("zzz", 'BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E:E))={"DB","DZ"})*('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!G1:INDEX('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!G:G, MATCH("zzz", 'BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E:E))))
It may look more complicated but it actually performs much less work.
Actually, this may be even better.
=SUM(SUMIFS('BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!G:G, 'BB_Juni 2016_Crew'!E:E, {"DB","DZ"}))
Both are standard formulas (no need for CSE).
There is a spreadsheet function AND that accepts several conditions and returns TRUE of all conditions are TRUE, FALSE otherwise.
You may try re-phrasing your formula or make your question clearer so it may be possible to give you an actual working formula.
Thanks to help me)))
At first I incremente the row + 1 with the value that I have insert with VBA. That's working...
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Données Enregistrées").Range("A10:AL10").Copy _
Destination:=ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Données Enregistrées").Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1)
And then I want to use the value that I have insert to modify them..I use excel for that.. and I got 0...But If I insert value by hand that's working...
=SOMMEPROD((A16:A22=A2)*(B16:B22))
Any Solution??
Hope that you have understood, thanks)))
You can use Sommeprod (sumproduct for english) on entire columns like this :
=SOMMEPROD((A:A=D2)*(B:B)*1)
But if you test a value that is in the same column it can be a problem I think, so show us a bit more so we can answer more accurately!
And yes, SommeProd is an array formula so you have to do Ctrl+Shift+Enter when you are done typing it!
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I'm trying to add multiple cells with the formula =(A1+A2+A3...etc)
Which works, but if all the cells are empty then I get a #Value!
PLEASE NOTE:
Yes I am aware the proper way to add cell values is with =SUM(A1:A3)
However the cells I'm adding together each have their own functions to get their numbers, and the =SUM function won't add them together.
So! Is there a way I can make =(A1+A2+A3...etc) not give me a #Value! error in the cell that's supposed to total them if ALL the cells (A1,A2,etc) are empty? (as in, the cell with the total will just be blank)
Yes I know this is overly complicated. I'm working with that I've got.
EDIT
I might have figured out my problem. My 'false' statement in the function of the cells that were being added is "" in order to make the cell not have a 0 in it when empty. When it tries to add those cells together, if they all read "" and none are a number that's when I get the #Value! error. Not sure yet what I'm going to do about that...
EDIT 2
Yup. Problem was caused by having a non-numerical value as my false statement. Didn't want a bunch of zeros everywhere, but oh well I guess.
I tried both Excel 2007 and Calc 3.4.1, and neither one of these generated the #Value! that you mention. I am thinking that perhaps your source cells' equations are producing a value that is causing this to error out.
For example, if one of the cells has a String value, then this will be the result. This can be detected with the TYPE() function. for example:
=( IF(TYPE(A1)=1;A1;0) + IF(TYPE(A1)=1;B1;0) + ...)
this will make sure that you are actually adding numbers before the addition takes place.
edit
See: http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/formulas/type.php
for details on TYPE()