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Hi Sandy How are you? Please see the following Option Base 1 Sub copying() Rem On Error Resume Next Const LastRow = 200 Dim R As Range, enc As Boolean, LastCol As Integer Set R = Worksheets("Sample
Hi Don How are you? How many miles do you run)? in how many minutes? 4.25/60 is the number of miles per minute? Well, suppose you run 4.25 in 30 minutes Type 4.25 in A1 Type 30 in B1 Type =A1/B1
Hi Imran How are you? Please see below Sub LastMonth() Dim R As Range, F As Date, F1 As Date Set R = Sheets(1).Range("C4") F = R.Cells(1, 1).Offset(0, -1) F1 = F - 31 R.Cells(1, 1) = F1 R
Hi Ellerd How are you? This formula is fine. But, if you inset a row in, e.g. A23, this new cell doest not get the formula. You have to copy the formula from A22 to the new A23. The only solution
Ho Dean How are you? Excel 2007 has the function Countifs do this If you are familiar with VBA, please try the following VBA macro: Sub countingIFSS() Dim R1 As Range, R2 As Range Set R1 = Range("A1:A500")
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