1. First, use the now() function to extract time from the date in another column: copy the date, press Ctrl+1, select Custom, and then enter h:mm AM/PM in the Type field. To copy the date you have to use the formula:
= cell reference

2. After getting the Time column, you need to use the IF function to find the Present and Late column. The formula will be:
=IF(Time column cell>$absolute reference cell,”Present”,”Late”)
In this case, 7:30 AM would be the absolute cell reference.

3. In order to find only the Late comers, you need to use the IF function. The formula will be
=IF(Present and Late column cell=$absolute reference cell,”Late”, “”)

4. Using Pivot Table, you can transfer the Present and Late Column to another sheet. Select the Insert tab, select Pivot Table, enter the whole table in the range option and finally select New Worksheet. You must select the rows or columns that you want to display in the pivot table after the PivotTable Fileds pane appears.

It is effective. Thank you for providing this information.

Greetings, WALKER!
Your question is greatly appreciated.

The process is the same if you have different country codes. Just change the country code number. For instance, if you want to change a telephone number to a UK format.
Firstly, select the phone numbers from the range of cells. Next, press Ctrl+1. Select Custom from the Format Cells dialog box, then type +44 (000) 000-0000. Click on OK.

Greetings, IVAN
I appreciate your question. This article explains how to save multiple Excel sheets to CSV. We demonstrate not only the VBA method but also two very effective methods: using Google Sheets and using an online converter. Here, we also illustrate some basic methods to save multiple sheets of Excel to CSV by using Save As command, ‘CSV UTF-8′ Format, and CSV UTF-16 Encoding Option.

Hello RICK,
Greetings. Your interpretation is accurate.

Dear JENNI,
Greetings. I would appreciate it if you could send me your Excel workbook so that I can solve your issue quickly.

Hello SAZ,
Greetings. Using Excel formulas and charts, you can display the percentage of each course that has been completed for each team and the entire organization. The steps are as follows:

1) Calculate the percentage completed for each course for each person:

You can use a formula to count the number of completed courses and divide it by the total number of courses for each person. For example, if the number of courses is in column B and the completed courses are in column C, the formula in column D could be:

=IFERROR(C2/B2,0)
Calculate the percentage completed for each course for each team:

2) You can use the AVERAGEIF function to calculate the average percentage completed for each course for each team. For example, if the team name is in column A and the percentage completed is in column D, the formula in column E could be:

=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF(A:A,A2,D:D),0)
Calculate the percentage completed for each course for the organization as a whole:

You can use the same AVERAGEIF function to calculate the average percentage completed for each course for the entire organization. For example, if the percentage completed is in column D, the formula in column E could be:

=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF(D:D,”>0″),0)
Create a chart:

3) You can create a column chart to visualize the percentage completed for each course for each team and for the organization as a whole. Select the data range that includes the course names and the percentage completed columns, then go to Insert > Charts > Column Chart and choose the type of chart you prefer. You can also add labels, titles, and legends to the chart as needed.

With the help of these steps, you ought to be able to monitor the percentage of each course that has been completed by each team and the organization as a whole.

Hello NIK ABDUL AZIZ,
Greetings. Use the following code in Excel VBA to insert entire rows beneath a number entry in a cell.

Sub Insert_Rows_below()
    Dim number_1 As Integer
    number_1 = Range("A1").Value     
    Dim i As Integer
    For i = 1 To Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 
        If Range("A" & i).Value = number_1 Then
            Rows(i + 1).Insert Shift:=xlDown
        End If
    Next i
End Sub

The Worksheet_Change event can be used to automate the aforementioned code so that it is not visible to the user. Anytime a cell in the worksheet is modified, this event will be triggered.

Hello NIK AZIZ,
Greetings. I didn’t understand your query; could you kindly write it down in detail so that I can give you the required answer?

Hi MR STEVEN J BUNTING,
Greetings. Thanks for commenting. Yes, you can count cells by color with conditional formatting in Excel. To do this, you can follow three procedures: filter feature, table feature, and sort feature. Please follow the following articles if you would like to know more details.
Count Cells by Color with Conditional Formatting in Excel (3 Methods)

Greetings. Thank you for your question. If any of the above steps aren’t working, try searching for Microsoft Office updates and staying up-to-date with the software, or install Microsoft 365. Sometimes the little bugs and irregularities get eliminated by new updates. Then again, if you are up to date with the updates, then it might be time for a clean reinstallation of the software. By installing the updated version, you can solve the problem. To install the updated version, you have to follow the following process:

Firstly, in Excel, you have to open File > Account.
Next, select Update Options, and click on Update Now.

Thank you for your question. To solve the problem, you have to follow the process and code below.
1) Firstly, write down the VBA code below.

Sub Copy_Data_from_Another_Workbook()
Dim wb As Workbook
Dim newwb As Workbook
Dim rn1 As Range
Dim rn2 As Range
Set wb = Application.ActiveWorkbook
With Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogOpen)
    .Filters.Clear
    .Filters.Add "Excel 2007-13", "*.xlsx; *.xlsm; *.xlsa"
    .AllowMultiSelect = False
    .Show
    If .SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then
        Application.Workbooks.Open .SelectedItems(1)
        Set newwb = Application.ActiveWorkbook
        Set rn1 = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Select Data Range", Default:="A1", Type:=8)
        wb.Activate
        Set rn2 = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Select Destination Range", Default:="A1", Type:=8)
        rn1.Copy rn2
        rn2.CurrentRegion.EntireColumn.AutoFit
        newwb.Close False
    End If
End With
End Sub
End With
End Sub

2) By running the code, a “File Open” window will appear on your computer.
After that, click on the workbook you want to collect data from.
Then, click on the OK button.

3) Then, select the data from the source file by dragging over the range, and then click OK.

4) After selecting the data range. Now select the destination range where you want to put the data.
And, click OK.

5) In the end, this will close the source file and the data will copy on the destination file.

Below is a link to an article where you will find three different methods and different types of VBA codes that will resolve your issue.
https://www.exceldemy.com/excel-vba-copy-data-from-another-workbook-without-opening/

Thank you for your question. This article already demonstrates the solution. To exercise while you read this article, you can download the practice workbook from the Download Practice Workbook section.

Hi JOHN,
It is a pleasure to hear that this article has been helpful to you.

Hi Murtaza,
Your question is greatly appreciated. By following the article “How to Update Links Without Opening File in Excel”, you can easily fix your report so that you don’t have to open multiple files.

Greetings, ALF.
It was helpful to receive the information you provided.

Hi Peter,
Thank you.