Joyanta Mitra, a BSc graduate in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, has dedicated over a year to the ExcelDemy project. Specializing in programming, he has authored and modified 60 articles, predominantly focusing on Power Query and VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). His expertise in VBA programming is evident through the substantial body of work he has contributed, showcasing a deep understanding of Excel automation, and enhancing the ExcelDemy project's resources with valuable programming insights.
Power Pivot measures are a powerful way to perform calculations and analysis on your data in Excel. They allow you to create custom calculations, such as sums, ...
In this article, we are going to explore how we can use Excel picture format feature to correct, resize, color, create an artistic style, make picture ...
In this article, we will explain 17 Excel string functions with all sorts of examples of every single function. Download Practice Workbook Excel ...
In this article, we have given a detailed guide for creating and automating workflow in Excel. Workflow is necessary for company to synchronise steps of a ...
In this article, we are going to explore how we can insert, copy, hide, format, and delete a comment. Moreover, we will see how we can insert a picture into ...
Excel Distribution Chart: Knowledge Hub How to Create a Distribution Chart in Excel How to Plot Normal Distribution in Excel Plot Normal ...
This article will explore how to add comma in Excel between numbers and names and use various functions to add commas in the cell. One common formatting ...
In this article, we have used PROB, fractional method, NORM.DIST and NORMDIST function to find out Excel probability. Unraveling uncertainty in Excel ...
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a data dictionary, custom dictionary, and VBA dictionary. In addition to these, we will discuss how to use the ...
In this Excel tutorial, you will learn how to insert the delta symbol in Excel. This article describes 7 different methods of inserting the delta symbol, ...
In this article, you will learn 5 suitable ways to insert a timestamp in Excel with 5 practical applications of timestamp in Excel. The ways are: Using ...
This article covers the application of Format Cells dialog box and Review tab to hide Excel formulas. Also, we show the use of VBA code to do the same thing. ...
In this article, we are going to randomize Excel data and show the real-world use of randomizing data using five suitable methods in Excel. These methods are ...
In this article, we are going to explore how to use auto formatting in Excel and how we can modify and remove the formatting in Excel. We have used Excel ...
Numbering in Excel is essential for organizing, sorting, and referencing data, facilitating efficient data entry, and calculations, and enhancing clarity in ...
ExcelDemy is a place where you can learn Excel, and get solutions to your Excel & Excel VBA-related problems, Data Analysis with Excel, etc. We provide tips, how to guide, provide online training, and also provide Excel solutions to your business problems.
Contact | Privacy Policy | TOS
Dear April
Thanks for your concern. There were some minor formatting issues with the VBA codes. Sorry for the inconvenience. We have updated our article. If you follow now, you will get the perfect calculator.
Thanks for your help
Regards,
Joyanta Mitra
ExcelDemy
Dear Adam,
Thank you for your concern. You can not change the color of Excel button but you can use Command Button to change the button color.
You can follow the steps below to color your command button:
1. use Developer tab > Insert > ActiveX Controls > Command Button.
2. A command will appear and right click on it.
3. Choose CommandButton Object > Edit.
Name the button as Start.
4. Now right click on the command button and choose View Code.
5. Then write code below for starting.
Finally the button color has been added.
6. Now create a stop buttom and use the code below:
7. Write down the code for reset button:
Finally, you will have colored command button. You can change the color by changing color code 13959039.
Dear Kelley Sauer,
Please use this formula below to count sales having date.
=COUNTIF(E5:E14, "<>")
It will count all sales with date. Using this formula, you will not get zero anymore. Moreover I have also used Ctrl+: to insert date.
With Regards,
Joyanta Mitra
Dear Anas,
You have to write the following code to get data validation for duplicate values, you have write the code below.
Then we get the data values of unique departments Marketing and Sales.
With regards,
Joyanta Mitra
Dear Santosh Kumar,
Please clarify the question. How can a person do more than 24 hours in 24 hours?
With Regards.
Joyanta Mitra
Dear FRANCESCA BATHE,
End Position is given according to column To. Where there is RENT in To column, the number starts 1,2,3,4 and ends with SPACE1 numbered 5. Then next is Food starting 6,7,8, 9 and ends with SPACE2 numbered 10. Likewise, numbering is done for every cell data in End Position.
Regards,
Joyanta Mitra
Code is alright. Please inform your particular problem.
Dear Prince,
Thank you very much for reading our article.
According to your query, 1st you wanted to know about a formula to create a drop-down list that will be used to select different types of leaves. You will get that in Step 3 of this article. In our Excel file, we selected leave using the drop-down list in Record sheet. Also when you move to any month leave information will be based on the Record sheet. So, information will not move from one month to another. Try this and hope you will get the solution.
Otherwise, send your Excel file with what you want to get and we will try to provide a solution. You can mail us at [email protected].
Thanks
Joyanta Mitra
ExcelDemy
Dear Karlyn Martinez,
For your convenience, I have showed the task with following steps.
Steps:
● First, you have to recognize the pattern in the formula
● You can use Format Painter or drag the row to add a new row or rows for editing new data.
● Now add new data.
● Inset new rows in the Summary sheet.
● Insert the Entire row.
● Edit the code according to the main dataset. As now in Jan worksheet, new data is added, and so the range will be changed to AH$15 and $B$15.
Hope, this will be helpful for you.
Regards,
Joyanta Mitra
Excel & VBA Content Developer
This code will solve your problem. The code has a condition checking values blank or not.
Output:
Please write Ticker correctly both in your xlsx file and the code. Do not try to give invalid ticker or outdated ticker. Provide problems in detail for better service please.
First, you have to create different power queries for each worksheet for other tickers and copy the same code. Otherwise, it triggers the first. Then for 10 different tickers,the code is
this code creates 10 tables for 10 different tickers. You have to select one table according to Ticker and hover over the query in Workbook Query Section and press View in Worksheet. You will get the table have to create 10 sheets separately.