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  1. R

    Excel double condition formula

    Hi, I am looking for an Excel non-VBA function formula based on two parameters. If a cell holds the value 10, then a date starting from 24 December is added, but only if this date is a workday. If this date is not a workday, then it takes the first day before this date that is a workday. If...
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  2. W

    Non-VBA - Copy Rows to New Sheet if Cell Contains Specific Text - Self Adapting

    Hello, I am attempting to copy from one sheet to another based on the value of a cell with a data validation list. I need the formula to adapt to information from Sheet1 if data should change. Details below: I need to copy rows of data (columns A-F only) from Sheet 1 to Sheet2 IF data in...
  3. D

    Lookup/Match Based on Multiple Details (non-VBA)

    Hey guys, I am trying to set up a spreadsheet to fill in time slots based on day and time information. There are two sheets in the workbook (Calendar and Log) Here is how I have it set up: The name of this sheet is Calendar A B C 1 Wednesday (August 19, 2020) Thursday (August 20...
  4. J

    Timer non-VBA solution

    Hello everyone, Using Excel 2010 - Is a formula possible to place in a cell and countdown time from another preset cell as would be used in a timed event - like NBL? The process being: Preset cell A4 at say 50:00 (mm:ss format) Cell B4 (mm:ss format) to have a formula which counts down from...
  5. Johnny C

    Non-VBA function to display 'Last modified Data/Time'?

    Hi I expect the answer is No as I can't find it with Google, but is there a non-VBA way to update a cell with the date a file was last modified? I know there's a myriad of VBA ways but a User wants a non-VBA version, something equivalent to =INFO() or =GET() Cheers

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