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This is probably pretty basic, but can someone help me with a date formula. I basically have one go-live date where all other tasks are dependent on that date (i.e., task 1 is 90 days before go-live, task 2 is 80, etc.) How can I make the dates of these tasks automatically update when I update the go-live date?
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Again proving the old adage, there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
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Haa no such thing as a stupid question when it comes to Excel. I've become a wizard at it over the last year.
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I've started using more templates to make things look better. I hate styling. They have some good basic project trackers.
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we have an xls with 250+ lines.. each line corresponds to a player.. columns contain various scores and comments.. we need to convert these into 250 individual files to send out pre-season assessments to returning kids in the fall (yes, soccer)
i know there has to be a way to do this.. but my excel power fail me... help?
i know there has to be a way to do this.. but my excel power fail me... help?
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Depends on the setup of the information versus the way the individual forms need to look. If its just "copy this line to send", I'd think you could set each row to print individually and PDF the 250 pages. If its taking that data into a new format, you could theoretically do 250 new tabs with references that you could change. Would be a lot of setup work but usable going forward.
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tks....that would work.. i ended up doing a bit of research and figured out how to use mail merge onto the assessment template.. the next issue is how do i save each page separately? i can do it one a time.. tedious and laborious.. or by team and assign someone else to break it apart..we know we can save each assessment on to the player's file on the site.
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I don't need any help, just wanted to let everyone know I made a fucking killer spreadsheet this morning.
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What was the subject/data?
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It was a salary/benefit comparison for my board chairman for a side job I've been doing. Lots of data, but he only has to toggle five cells to get the full picture of 2021 vs. 2022 costs. We are trying to figure out how to keep the executive assistant on so had to include some sensitivities and whatnot since previously she didn't get benefits as she works for a firm that we pay for her services 3 days a week. So he can fiddle with those few inputs (two of which will be static but it's information I don't have because it's the guy taking over my interim position and I don't even want to know because I applied for the full-time position but did not get it). That means it's really just three cells that matter once he puts in whatever they agreed to for the new guy.
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Hey let's let the guy we did not want for the job build the formulas for the impact of the job we did not give him. I mean what could go wrong?A_B wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 12:26 pmIt was a salary/benefit comparison for my board chairman for a side job I've been doing. Lots of data, but he only has to toggle five cells to get the full picture of 2021 vs. 2022 costs. We are trying to figure out how to keep the executive assistant on so had to include some sensitivities and whatnot since previously she didn't get benefits as she works for a firm that we pay for her services 3 days a week. So he can fiddle with those few inputs (two of which will be static but it's information I don't have because it's the guy taking over my interim position and I don't even want to know because I applied for the full-time position but did not get it). That means it's really just three cells that matter once he puts in whatever they agreed to for the new guy.
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How do I add a "K" to chart data labels that reference a value in thousands of dollars?
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Did you figure this one out? I thought of a potential solution, but it's kind of a roundabout one.
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I get the feeling that saying “I could do this” here would be even stupider than saying it during the NBA Finals or something
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Johnny Carwash wrote: ↑Fri Nov 26, 2021 10:07 amDid you figure this one out? I thought of a potential solution, but it's kind of a roundabout one.
I would do it with
=TEXT(A1/1000,"#,###.#")&"K"
(with A1 being a full number value)
You could change the section of the Text formula inside the parentheses to whatever convention you wanted to use.
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Also, if you want to actually use the K values in further calcs, I would prob just divide by 1000 into whatever convention you wanted and then edit my cells to a custom number and just write "K" at the end.
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Yeah I was trying to do it without touching the data. Looked like I could use custom formatting in the chart label options to append the K just like you showed but it didn’t work. Maybe I forgot quotes
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I am a very basic Excel user, and I can't find a solution to this as I don't know what to look for, but I have a list of locations (that are repeated) and then the count of objects in that location I want to combine the locations into one list and add all the objects together.
Loc count
web 1
mus 3
web 2
bus 1
mus 2
etc....
I'd like
web 3
mus 5
bus 1
Loc count
web 1
mus 3
web 2
bus 1
mus 2
etc....
I'd like
web 3
mus 5
bus 1
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Sounds like subtotals is what you want. So you would sort by location, and then run a subtotal SUM on each Location.Rush2112 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 1:41 pm I am a very basic Excel user, and I can't find a solution to this as I don't know what to look for, but I have a list of locations (that are repeated) and then the count of objects in that location I want to combine the locations into one list and add all the objects together.
Loc count
web 1
mus 3
web 2
bus 1
mus 2
etc....
I'd like
web 3
mus 5
bus 1
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Is the data above "i'd like" in one cell for each entry, or multiple cells? (To be clearer, is "web" in, say column A, and count in column b?)Rush2112 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 1:41 pm I am a very basic Excel user, and I can't find a solution to this as I don't know what to look for, but I have a list of locations (that are repeated) and then the count of objects in that location I want to combine the locations into one list and add all the objects together.
Loc count
web 1
mus 3
web 2
bus 1
mus 2
etc....
I'd like
web 3
mus 5
bus 1
Last edited by A_B on Fri Jan 28, 2022 1:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Insert - Pivot Table
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Yes, let's have him do pivot tables.
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Is the data above "i'd like" in one cell for each entry, or multiple cells? (To be clearer, is "web" in, say column A, and count in column b?)
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Copy all the location codes from column A into column D to the right, select them all and click "Remove Duplicates" (its on the Data tab). Then, in column E, do =SUMIFS(B:B,A:A,D1).
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I was going to suggest the FAPS method, but I guess the FASP method works, too.
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For Google Sheets is there a way to add and delete rows on multiple sheets? You can do it on Excel but I can't figure it out for Google. We have multiple sheets for the same students, and I want to be able to add and delete students without going to each sheet individually.
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The absolute worst part of hiring new, young people, is their FUCKING INSISTENCE that Google sheets is just as good as Excel and it's free.
Yeah, let me know when our finance department changes our files to Google. Until then, GTFOH.
Yeah, let me know when our finance department changes our files to Google. Until then, GTFOH.
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Not only that, but office documents can be tracked in a secured database (EDMS system). That way you can put security on it, like who can edit, who can read only, history and notes tracking etc...
Imagine the CEO's expense claim on Google Sheets! yes, GTFOH.
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You can literally do all of those things on Gsheets.
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Not a question, but this popped into my youtube feed and I found it funny.
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