Excel "IF" function
I'm creating a spreadsheet for my golf club. We have special rules. One of them is that if a player has fewer than 30 Stableford points after a round, their handicap increases by 1 point. Can I do this with an "IF" function? And what would that look like? I have separate columns for stableford points and handicaps.Help with a Formula
Below is a formula I created to return specified rows and columns for a sheet named Detail and in the case or column 49 detect if there are comma separated values and explode them into separate columns. The formula works when there Is not comma separated values and returns and error #VALUE! instead. Can someone help me with this formula? =LET( f, FILTER( Detail!$A:$BZ, (COUNTIF($B$16:$B$25, Detail!$BP:$BP) > 0) * (TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(Detail!$AW:$AW, CHAR(160), "")) <> "")), base, CHOOSECOLS(f, 1,3,4,5,68),split49,TRIM( TEXTSPLIT(SUBSTITUTE(CHOOSECOLS(f,49), CHAR(160), ""),",")), split53,TRIM(TEXTSPLIT(SUBSTITUTE(CHOOSECOLS(f,53), CHAR(160), ""),",")), SORT(UNIQUE(HSTACK(base, split49, split53)),1, TRUE))Chart from dynamic array challenge
Hi (Excel 365 v2512 b19530.20144 Current Channel / Windows 11 25H2) Charts are definitively not my thing. Spent hours on the following, searching, testing… to no available The below chart data range is a dynamic array (could be wrong for the desired chart) - named GRAPH_Series on sheet GRAPH_Ranges - similar to the array on the left side of the pic. The arrays dynamically resize according to the 'START Year' & 'TOPN Cat' variables - so far so good Setting the Chart data range as =GRAPH_Ranges!GRAPH_Series and changing nothing else, the chart updates as expected according to 'START Year' & 'TOPN Cat'. On the other hand if I change anything in the Select Data Source dialog box the chart won't update properly anymore The expected chart is the same as above with 2020, 2021...2025 (instead of 1, 2,...6) horizontally & D, F, B, A as legend Thanks & any question please let me know Lz.
Excel pads dynamic array output with #NV values
I have come across a couple of instances, where Excel 365 pads the output (of lambdas) or in this case of a specific formula within a lambda with #NV values (or errors if you like to treat them so.) The following snippet: = LAMBDA(assemblyName; LET( filteredParams; {"a";"b";"c"}; mappedValues; {1;2;3}; transposed; MTRANS(HSTAPELN(filteredParams; mappedValues)); return; WENN(filteredParams = ""; "NV"; transposed); return ))("fake") Gives me the following output: a b c 1 2 3 #NV #NV #NV At the same time, the following slightly different code (letting alone the output of WENN): = LAMBDA(assemblyName; LET( filteredParams; {"a";"b";"c"}; mappedValues; {1;2;3}; transposed; MTRANS(HSTAPELN(filteredParams; mappedValues)); return; WENN(filteredParams = ""; "NV"; transposed); transposed ))("fake") Spits out: a b c 1 2 3 This is not the only case, but is the simpliest, I can reconstruct this kind of error with. Do not mind the logic, it is an edited excerpt, just for illustration. P. S. It is German syntax. English would have TRANSPOSE, HSTACK, IF,... instead. Maybe a little difference in punctuation.
AVERAGE reduced lambda on GROUPBY or BYROW formulas not working on specific workbook.
Currently using excel with spanish formulas. When using GROUPBY formula, i can use SUM, PRODUCT, LAMBDA, however AVERAGE (PROMEDIO) won't work on a specific workbook which previously has a lot of GROUPBYs that work properly. When I update the previously working formula, it now returns NAME error and PROMEDIO turns into Promedio. Inserting the function looks like this: I have no custom name called Promedio. This same GROUPBY formula works in different workbooks. Help would be appreciated. Best regards
Use Ctrl-Shift-Z to redo actions
Does anybody know how to make it so I can use Ctrl-Shift-Z to perform the redo action in Excel? It was... doable in Word, but Excel is proving to be a much more difficult challenge. I've tried working with macros to get the action done, but I can't seem to figure out how to get it to do what I want at all. Any solution is more than welcome! It's pretty nuts that in 2022 you still can't edit keyboard shortcuts in Excel, so if I'm missing an obvious solution, please let me know!
