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44753 TopicsPython in Excel - Missing from desktop Excel but exist in web Excel
Good Morning! Yes, again this topic :-( When I join to a professional forum I also search for the topic I having a problem with. Found a lot of similar questions but I could not find a post with a solution. Maybe I was not enough attentive and patient but I did not. Well, we are a University in Hungary, and we have Microsoft 365 A1, A3 and A5 licenses. I attahced a screenshot which shows: in the desktop Excel I got #CALC! error msg when I type =PY and press TAB. But it works in Excel on the Web version. So the root of the problem cannot be the license, right? Of course I saw this article about "Python in Excel availability": https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/python-in-excel-availability-781383e6-86b9-4156-84fb-93e786f7cab0 Our licenses are based on user, not device so no, it cannot be that the computer is a device with shared license: My Excel version is on: So the version and the channel are also OK. (OK?) I am also a Global Adminisitrator in our tenant, so I could check if the Connected experiences and Optional connected experiences and all related possibilities are disabled or not: no, it is not disabled. On "Microsoft 365 Apps admin center" : https://config.office.com/ ... I did not find any policies which controls those options so in "Policies for all users" policy I modified all these settings from "Not configured" to "Configured" and "Enabled". In my Excel the Trust center related settings looks like this: Of course my Office package up to date, I ran the Update Office and Update License command from Excel. Did not help. I went also to https://admin.microsoft.com site if I can find any related setting, but did not. I also tried to Sign out and Sign back in Excel - did not help. Finally, as our computers are in Hybrid environment (so our users are logging in inti on-prem AD, and their properties are synchronised to Azure) I have cerated a Group Policy object (I am also a Domain Admin), which also allows connected and optional experiences for all domain users: I should not mention: did not help :-( I have checked if the GPO is applied or not by running GPRESULT /R, it applied, it is in the registry. But despite all the settings so far - nothing helped. The Python in Excel feature in desktop Excel do not want to work. But it does in web based Excel. I would be very happy to receive any ideas from anyone. Or if U say I should go to official Microsoft support, then I go. Have a nice day! Regards, Andras /sorry for the very detailed case description, but maybe easier and quicker if I "aswer" all usual questions in advance/104Views0likes4CommentsMAX of numeric data column in excel pivot table returns 0
There are three data columns in the shared excel file - a Membership ID column formatted as text, a billing number in column Num formatted as text, and a FiscalYear column formatted as numbers. As I want to see the most recent fiscal year in the pivot table for each unique membership id, I added MAX of FiscalYear in the pivot table Value section. In the FiscalYear data column: There are no text entries. There are no blank cells in the column in the pivot table range. The formatting in the Value Field Settings for MAX of Fiscal Year is numeric. I have refreshed the pivot table. Yet I am seeing a zero for each Membership ID rather that the most recent fiscal year. Would you please explain why the Max of FiscalYear is not working correctly, and once I understand how to correct the problem, will the correction also work when I expand the pivot table range to reference the entire FiscalYear column rather than the column cell values in the first 29 rows? There will be blanks in the unpopulated FiscalYear column cells as the remaining rows will be blank for all three data columns until more rows are added over time. Link to the Excel file on OneDrive https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16B3JJ_Zn1848R4THgxYcz1piwju5Zlg7/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=111420556245583625384&rtpof=true&sd=true Thanks in advance for your help?Solved47Views0likes2CommentsSheet View Issues with Excel Web Browser
Hi, I have created a Excel document for my department to use, I tried Excel App but due to the size of the Spreadsheet it kept freezing, as a result I switched it to use Excel through Web Browser. The sheet no longer freezes which is good. I do have another issue though.....I wanted multiple users to be able to access, edit the sheet at the same time so I did some research and Sheet View seemed to be the way forward. I created a Sheet view for each employee to use so when you go to View, Sheet View and click on the relevant person their work is updated, saved etc and this shouldn't affect others view. This is working in terms of people editing. The main issue now though is that despite following advice sometimes when someone changes a filter on their own sheet view it seems to change others view. My understanding was you can hide, filter etc within your own Sheet view but this doesn't seem to be the case.......PLEASE HELP!!!! My excel and computer Skills aren't excellent to please any simple advise would be great.516Views0likes5CommentsCorrelation Study with Filters
Dear Experts , I have a data like below( Attached worksheet) And want study the correlation between SNR[0~3], there will be 6 combinations as below:- I want make like this but with Filters/Slices for the "File.Name" & "SSB or TRS" & "Carrier Index", different colors for different Carrier Index(0 &1) Thanks & Regards Anupam ShrivastavaSolved107Views0likes2CommentsMax of Fiscal Year in pivot table Value section is not working
There are three data columns in the shared Excel file at the link below. Membership ID formatted as text Num (billing id) formatted as text FiscalYear formatted as numeric The pivot table values for the MAX of FiscalYear in the Value section are all 0. I expected to see the most recent fiscal year for each unique membership id. The FiscalYear data column: has no blank cells has no text cells has no mixed numeric/text cell values The pivot table has been refreshed. Would you please explain why the most recent fiscal year for each membership id is zero? Once I understand what the issue is and resolution, I will expand the pivot table range to reference the entire column for each of the three columns instead of a ranged specified by specific row numbers. The link to the Excel file is: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16B3JJ_Zn1848R4THgxYcz1piwju5Zlg7/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=111420556245583625384&rtpof=true&sd=true Thanks in advance for your help!10Views0likes0CommentsCalculating and adding time
I am trying to figure out how to automatically calculate time differences for a delayed racing start time. I have: a rating which provides a handicap correction factor: PHRF Tod A Sec/ Mile correction number A Total correction in Seconds (based on a distance) This I figured out. I have a set start time for the first entry at 11:00:00 I need to figure out the Start time for the delayed boats as shown in the diagram, but I don't know what formulas will do this. This diagram is taken from a pdf document.19Views0likes0Commentsunpivot data and handle merged cells without using Power Query (Unpivot_Toolkit)
Hey, guys!! I’ve been working on a set of functional Excel Lambdas to solve a common headache: transforming "Wide" human-readable data into "Long" database formats without having to open Power Query every time. =UNPIVOT_PLUS(table, [no_of_cols], [no_of_headers], [attribute_names], [value_name], [remove_errors], [remove_blanks],[pad_blanks_with],[pad_errors_with]) Don’t worry about the full list, most use cases only require 5 arguments. I've included a table of default values at the end. Merged Cell Support: Automatically handles fill-down/fill-right logic for merged headers/columns. Bonus Helper: SPLIT_INJECT =SPLIT_INJECT(array, target_indices, delimiter, [ignore_empty], [match_mode], [pad_with]) It targets specific columns, splits them by a delimiter (like TEXTSPLIT), and expands the entire table horizontally while keeping all other columns perfectly stable. Optional arguments match TEXTSPLIT defaults. Feel free to tear this apart or adapt it for your own edge cases. I’d love to hear how you end up using it! You can grab both functions from my GitHub Gist https://gist.github.com/Medohh2120/f8553c149684e39bb499249e39f01017. File with use cases https://1drv.ms/x/c/6c310c8fd1669a94/IQCscpo3yh7jR5XdGZe2AQGyAf4-vCd8K6BvLZQgrP2V8Oo?e=gPdbOd Argument Description Default Behavior table The array or range of data to unpivot. Required argument (no default) [no_of_cols] Fixed left columns to keep as identifiers. 1 [no_of_headers] Top rows used as headers, handling merged cells. 1 [attribute_names] Header name for the unpivoted attributes . "Attribute" [value_name] Header name for the unpivoted values. "Value" [remove_errors] Excludes grid rows with formula errors. FALSE [remove_blanks] Removes grid empty cells and empty strings. TRUE [pad_blanks_with] Value to substitute for empty cells. Leaves cell blank [pad_errors_with] Value to substitute for errors. Leaves error as-is378Views2likes4CommentsPower Query - merge based on compensation - issue with trailing decimals
I want to merge info together in Power Query based on Compensation. One table has a number listed as 2764.72 and the other has 2764.72000000003. How do I get rid of the trailing digits. both tabs have the format listed a 1.2.84Views0likes3Comments