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    Conditional Find > Replace Macro

    I have an excel (generated from a polling app) in this format: Person 1 Person 2 Person 3 Person 4 Option A Yes Yes Option B Yes Option C Yes What I...
    • jackieros
    • Thread
    • conditional search macro - formula option person replace
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Excel Questions
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    Using a conditional vlookup

    Hi all, I've had a little search, but maybe my brain's a little frazzled and I'm not quite understanding how to put this into practice. My table is below. Essentially, I want to find the Session ID. Session IDs are linked to an Event ID. OK, so column C is where I need to input the...
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    Conditional formatting for cells in Col A based on text on another cell (N1, N2, N3)

    Hi, Col A has 5000 data points, what I want to do is to format a few data points based on the words that I type in another cell(s), in this case N1, N2, N3. Here's an example: Col A: baseball bats unique engagement ring cement and concrete build new business analyze unique ring tones...
    • excelCM
    • Thread
    • conditional formatting conditional search search text on excel
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Excel Questions
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    Getting different result According to contents of columns

    <colgroup><col width="64" span="4" style="width:48pt"><col width="64" style="width:48pt"></colgroup><tbody></tbody> I am trying to get result in a column based on contents of previous 4 columns. For example as per table below, if there is value 1 in either of first 4 columns of same row, I want...
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    Using Macro to Find a Value within X Characters of another Value

    I currently have a Macro that will search through source data for any values that are built into an array I have constructed. It will also put an X in the column next to the data when it is found. What I am looking to add to this process is a conditional or tiered search. Ideally, I am...

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