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Hi everyone again, so I am trying to pull data from one tab (DATA) to another tab (MRD ABC123, SLRD ABC123, etc..) there are examples in the first 2 tabs (MRD & SLRD ABC123) of how i am trying to pull this data over. I have tried formulas and have had some help on here as well to try some formulas but nothing is wanting to work. The data on the DATA tab is being copied and pasted from a Microsoft Forms. the columns i want to transfer the data to their perspective tabs is in Orange (Column F - R) Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. I have attached the spreadsheet belowspalmerSep 21, 2025Iron Contributor159Views0likes10CommentsAs any one found cool icons to use on a Custom Ribbon?
Hello Excellers, I just finished making a neat custom ribbon for an application, and I am wondering if anyone has found a cool and neat place to grab some icons for the button faces specially if in color. My ribbon looks nice, and most importantly it works as intended, but I am kind of thinking it could be more colorful. So far I only used the built-in stuff. Thanks for any hints. GiGi52Views1like2CommentsMS Excell application for Client database working under Windows XP.
Hi all, In my company we have a MS Excell application for Client database working under Windows XP. For Windows 10 it wrks now under a virtual box. I want it to work with Windows 11! How is the best and efficient way to do that? Hope someone can help me out. Thanks for cooperating. Eric30Views0likes1CommentWinFix Toolkit (All Windows 10 & 11 Repair Tools in One Excel)
After I published this small information tool (Excel (365 & 2016) with network information), several people contacted me and asked if I had a tool with Excel for general service tasks that, while available in Windows, are a bit scattered and confusing. So, I've prepared this small tool for Service Level 1, with most of the service options included. Hardware Repair Tools Repair Action Label Description Reset Windows Update Components UpdateReset Stops related services, renames cache folders, restarts services. Check System File Integrity (sfc /scannow) SFC Scans and repairs corrupted system files. Check Disk for Errors (chkdsk /f /r) CHKDSK Scans hard drive sectors and attempts repair. DISM Health Restore (dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth) DISM Repairs Windows image and component store. Network Reset (netsh int ip reset, netsh winsock reset) NetReset Resets TCP/IP and Winsock catalog. Flush DNS Cache (ipconfig /flushdns) DNSFlush Clears DNS resolver cache. Device Manager (open) DevMgr Opens Device Manager for hardware inspection. Software Repair Tools (examples) Repair Action Label Description Microsoft Office Quick Repair OfficeRepair Launches Office repair tool (Quick or Online). Reset Microsoft Store StoreReset Runs wsreset.exe to reset Store cache. Repair OneDrive OneDriveReset Resets OneDrive client (onedrive.exe /reset). Windows Defender Full Scan DefenderScan Triggers Windows Defender antivirus scan. Reset Windows Firewall FirewallReset Restores default firewall rules. Reset Windows Search Index SearchReset Rebuilds Windows search index. Clear Temp Files TempClean Deletes temporary files and folders. Reinstall UWP Apps (if broken) AppsReinstall Re-registers all built-in Store apps. I hope it might be helpful to some people. The tool has been tested, but it could still use some improvements, so I'd like to ask everyone who has looked at or used this tool for feedback. I would appreciate any constructive feedback or additional suggestions. Happy Excel-ing! *My tool are voluntary and without guarantee! NikolinoDE I know I don't know anything (Socrates)NikolinoDESep 21, 2025Gold Contributor150Views2likes3CommentsSuggestion: Add =IMAGE() function to Excel 2016 & 2019
Hi Microsoft Team, I’m an Excel 2016 user and really appreciate the product. However, I’ve noticed that the =IMAGE() function is available only in Microsoft 365 and the web version. Many of us who are using perpetual versions (Excel 2016 / 2019) would love to see this function back-ported. It’s a small but powerful feature that makes dashboards, catalogs, and reports much more useful. Not everyone can move to 365, but we still look up to Excel for improvements. Adding =IMAGE() to 2016 and 2019 via update would make these versions more practical and user-friendly. Please consider including this in a future update. Thanks for listening and for continuing to improve Excel!nimrod1Sep 21, 2025Copper Contributor30Views0likes1CommentWorking with workbooks shared via Teams/Sharepoint
Hello Excellers, I need some insight on an issue that I am not sure what the source is... A) We sometimes share workbooks via Teams. You know when you are in a particular chat and next to the name of the chat at the top of the screen you see Shared and then you see Files button a bit below the Shared menu and when you click on that Files button you will see a list of what workbooks are shared. B) So I wrote some VBA code to download a copy to the Downloads folder like that: Dim RetVal As Long Dim SharePointFileURL As String Dim LocalDownloadPath As String Dim FileName As String RetVal = URLDownloadToFile(0, SharePointFileURL, LocalDownloadPath & FileName, 0, 0) If RetVal = 0 Then MsgBox "File successfully downloaded to: " & LocalDownloadPath & FileName, vbInformation This will message be replaced by the code we need to run... but for now I needed an indicator that it finished downloading. Else MsgBox "Failed to download the file. Please check the URL or your network connection.", vbExclamation End If So RetVal is = 0, and I do see the workbook in the \Downloads folder and it has a size of 4KB and the correct Date Modified time stamp, BUT When I try to open the workbook via the Excel desktop application I get the message: Excel cannot open the file "File name here" because the file format or file extension is not valid. Verify that the file is not corrupted and that the file extension matches the format of the file. The workbook should be 34KB in size and that 4KB file is not what I need??? Any ideas how to manage this, saving a workbook from a SharePoint / Teams file location to the computer so that we can run VBA code on it. GiGi45Views0likes1CommentMacro to copy
Hello all you "Brilliant Minds" here is a chance to prove your "Excel-ence. I want to copy a value to one cell from the source which is random and as I haven't a clue about this stuff I asked Microsoft CoPilot. Being on the 4th version Where Microsoft excel still will not accept Microsoft CoPilot's creation, I am appealing to the Community. So here is your chance to prove that you are smarter than CoPilot. Here we go, everything but attach a file. If anyone is interested send me an email so I can send a couple of small files. DonaldValdon1070Sep 21, 2025Occasional Reader32Views0likes1CommentFinding Possible Matches to a Solution
Hello Everyone, I'm wondering if anyone has any tricks or formulas that I can use to find any possible combination of numbers that will create the desired solutions I'm looking for. Take a look at the picture I uploaded for reference. If I have a list of data in column A, I will be looking for a given set of numbers that will create a sum that matches column C. I'm looking for a trick or formula that will return all possible combination of numbers that will sum up to equal Column C and then return those possible combinations in another column for me to see (for example like what you see in columns E, F, & G). Does anyone have any ideas on how or if this can be done? I would like to do this without the use of complicated macros or other codes if possible.KreggarSep 20, 2025Copper Contributor108Views2likes3CommentsI need to learn how to use the LET function in Excel...
Hello Excellers, I am using a complex If statement to figure out if a machine is ready to receive work. I need to check if the machine is online, or broken down, or off line for some reason or another, Has a Human worker to work on the machine, and on and on... I am thinking would a LET function help in making the IF function more accurate, and less complicated? I have not worked with the LET function, and I think I would like to learn about it. Any nice resources for examples and tutorials? Thanks in Advance! GiGi!41Views1like1CommentExcel help requested
Hi folks I am new to the forum but have been an Excel user for a good few years. I would appreciate some advice from experts. I have a spreadsheet with several worksheets on it. The first being the entries from bank statements. I would like to have the entries on this sheet automatically added to the respective worksheet as each company my Masonic lodge uses has a separate worksheet. For example gas etc. I’ve tried to attach the sheet but it doesn’t appear to be possible. Thank you in advance. steveSteveKellySep 20, 2025Copper Contributor76Views0likes2Comments
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