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Hello! If I'm trying create a formula that pulls data from one sheet into another. I want it to pull in data in column E if column B has a january date AND column C has the word discover in it, into another tab within the same workbook. The formula below works perfect but the only problem is it has to be only the word "discover" (yellow cells) in the cell, if it says "discover - food" (green cells) it doesn't pull. Is there a way to have the formula pull the data if the word "discover" shows in column C but with other words like in the green cells? My current formula that kinda works: =INDEX('My ✓ing'!E:E,MATCH(1,(MONTH('My ✓ing'!B:B)=1)*('My ✓ing'!C:C="Discover"),0)) Pulling from this sheet below Into this sheet in the same workbook. The yellow ones work because it just has discover, the green is not cause it has Discover - food. Is there a way to get it to search for the word discover and not necessarily match? Thank you for any help!SolvedCountrygirl76Sep 05, 2025Occasional Reader76Views0likes3CommentsExcel 365: dd-mmm-yyyy now gives Sept instead of Sep
Excel 365: dd-mmm-yyyy now gives Sept instead of Sep — that breaks the documented format standard. Who thought this was a good idea? They linked it to the Unicode locale standard. But it violates the formatting of "mmm". Work arounds for USA locale format as [$-409]dd-mmm-yyyy → 05-Sep-2025 UK locale [$-809]dd-mmm-yyyy → 05-Sep-2025 AU [$-C09]dd-mmm-yyyy → 05-Sep-2025 NZ [$-1409]dd-mmm-yyyy → 05-Sep-2025 Problem is this is not portable. PLease can someone reach out to the devs and get this reverted? Formulas trying to pick out Sep & year from the string now will break.Jan_WijninckxSep 05, 2025Brass Contributor30Views0likes3CommentsExcel (365 & 2016) with network information...and much more Information to Filter.
With Excel (365 & 2016) Network information, information about Local Network Connectivity, Test Connection to a Specific Web URL, WiFi SSID information ...and much more information to filter with a button. I was trying to create a tool that would allow me to filter the necessary information from all the PCs I need to work on using a USB stick. I came across an old file that I edited and added additional information to the code. I'd like to share this file (Help for self-help). If anyone finds it useful, or would like additional tips or information, please feel free to send me feedback. If it doesn't help you...just ignore it. I welcome any constructive comments. * After loading the file, be sure to activate all macros. Happy Excel-ing! 🙂NikolinoDESep 05, 2025Gold Contributor149Views0likes12CommentsHighlight or Change the font color for only a specific word and not the entire cell in Excel?
Hi there. This is my first post, and I hope someone can help me. I have a large spreadsheet I need to look through to find specific keywords and either highlight those keywords or change the font color so they draw the reader's attention. I am unable to figure out how to do this automatically without highlighting the entire cell. Each cell has multiple lines of text, so I do not want to try to read through each cell to find the one word or key phrase to highlight or change the font size on my own. I need this to be an automatic action. Any takers out there willing to give me a hand? Thanks in advance.SolvedBettySep 05, 2025Copper Contributor123KViews1like14CommentsFormula to Autofill Value Based on Another Cell
I solved part of this but not the second part. I have these three columns on a document I am working on. I need a formula to do two things: If Column I lists a frequency (Annual, Biannual, Triannual) then K will autofill the next review date based on the date in Column J. If Column I lists TBD, then Column K should also autofill with TBD. In this scenario, Column J will remain blank. The formula I have so far is =IFERROR(EDATE(J2,LOOKUP(I2,{"Annual","Biannual","Triannual"},{12,24,36})),"") (I'm using IFERROR to hide the #NA returns in the blank cells.) I can't figure out what formula to add in to return a value of TBD instead of a date if Column I is TBD.AurianaSep 04, 2025Occasional Reader30Views0likes1CommentExcelAt40 – Day 11: Lookup Wars – VLOOKUP vs XLOOKUP
Hello Excel fam 👋 Today’s post dives into the differences between VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP — with a visual comparison, practical tips, and even a quiz to test your lookup knowledge. We also covered how to use XLOOKUP with IFERROR for cleaner formulas and wrapped it all up with a cheat sheet. Would love to hear: 👉 Are you still using VLOOKUP? 👉 What’s your favorite XLOOKUP trick? #ExcelTips #ExcelCommunity #LookupFunctions #OlufemiBuilds #ExcelAt40OlufemiOSep 04, 2025Brass Contributor19Views0likes0CommentsMove cursor within Edit Formatting Rule
Hi, I apologies if my attempt to search for an answer was using the wrong key words, as it seems an obvious question to have been answered before. I am trying to edit a Conditional Format which uses a formula (Edit Formatting Rule - Use a formula to determine which cells to format > Edit the Rule Description > Format values where this formula is true). I can use my mouse to insert the cursor at a point in the formula, but how do I move the cursor WITHOUT IT INSERTING THE CELL REFERENCE? I know it must be possible, as I have inadvertently achieved it, I think by perhaps highlighting and deleting a word before moving the cursor. What I (anyone?) needs to do, is switch between moving the cursor, and choosing to insert a cell reference. If I can't switch between the two modes, I would much rather move my cursor in preference, and I will manually insert the cell references.SolvedChrizKSep 04, 2025Brass Contributor9.4KViews1like4CommentsName and Address on the same cell.
Hello, I need help please. I have a list of customer names and address in the same cell. How do I separate them. TomSolvedTommentionsSep 04, 2025Copper Contributor3.3KViews1like12CommentsHow to resolve formula discrepancy Excel/SharePoint
Good afternoon, could someone help me? The formula =IF(ISERROR(INDEX(Form1!F:F, ROW()-90)), "", IF(INDEX(Form1!F:F, ROW()-90) = "", "", INDEX(Form1!F:F, ROW()-90))) works in offline Excel, but in SharePoint/Excel Online it shows an error. It appears there is an error in the formula. I am using Portuguese in both versions.95Views0likes5CommentsExcel For Web: "Picture > Place In Cell" is Gone
Hi, I have Excel for the web. A few months ago, when I was using Excel for the web, the Insert > Pictures > Place In Cell option became no longer available on my Windows 11 laptop. I don't think it has anything to do with any new updates to Excel for the web, as I'm able to use Place In Cell on my iPhone (where none of my desktop images are stored). Here is a reference of what I'm trying to do: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/V0tX83Zm-kY?feature=share How can I update my excel for the web to return it to it's original settings, allowing me to use the place picture in cell feature?mwindsor2097Sep 04, 2025Copper Contributor35Views0likes3Comments
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