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Hello FAIS,
Follow these steps to get your desired result.
=LN(C6/C4)/LN(1+C5)In the formula, C6 refers to the desired salary (75000000), C4 refers to the current salary (307584) and C5 refers to the increment percentage (10%).
=INT(C8)&" years " & INT(MOD(C8*12,12))&" months"Here, C8 refers to the required time in years.
Hello Claire,
Follow these steps to make the stacked bar charts of Likert scales.
Insert >> Charts >> 100% Stacked Column
Hello Torsten,
Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention. We will look into the VBA function to see if it can be updated to minimize the deviation of the orange line from the given points.
Besides, I would like to address your concern regarding interpolation methods. There are some interpolation methods that go through all the given points such as Lagrange interpolation or polynomial interpolation etc. However, interpolation method such as cubic spline interpolation does not necessarily pass through all the given data points.
Hello SANJAY DANGI,
Thank you for reaching out. You can add attachment to the email in the first method easily. Follow these steps to do it.
Sub ExcelToOutlookSR() Dim mApp As Object Dim mMail As Object Dim SendToMail As String Dim MailSubject As String Dim MailBody As String Dim FileName As String Dim Path As String 'Declare variable for file path Path = "D:\Exceldemy\" 'Set file path For Each r In Selection SendToMail = Range("C" & r.Row) MailSubject = Range("F" & r.Row) MailBody = Range("G" & r.Row) FileName = Range("H" & r.Row) 'Get file name from H column Set mApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set mMail = mApp.CreateItem(0) With mMail .To = SendToMail .Subject = MailSubject .Body = MailBody .Display .Attachments.Add (Path & FileName) 'Add attachment End With Next r Set mMail = Nothing Set mApp = Nothing End SubHello Theo,
Follow these steps to adjust ranges to make a longer list without any error.
1. First, to make the task list longer, select cells H13 through J13. Then drag the fill handle down to add new task.
2. In this example, we added five new tasks. Therefore, the new ranges for column H, I and J are H6:H18, I6:I18 and J6:J18 respectively.
3. Then select cell D6 and change the ranges of H,I and J cells in the formula bar and press Enter. After that, Autofill formula up to cell D9.
4. Similarly, change the formula ranges for other cells as well.
5. Finally, you can see in the following figure that the formula is working properly.
I hope this solves your problem. Please let us know if you face any other issues.