Re: [libreoffice-users] sum text column of common unit of measure numbers

2020-05-07 Thread Remy Gauthier
Hi,
If your values takes up, for instance the range A2 to A29, you can
enter this formula as an array formula:
=SUM(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A2:A29," KB","")," MB","")))
The only trick is to hit CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER instead of just ENTER at the
end of the formula entry: if you only use ENTER, this will be a
"normal" formula and it will not work. To make sure you did it right,
the formula should appear with curly braces on each side in the formula
display, like this:
{=SUM(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A2:A29," KB","")," MB","")))}
Another thing toi be careful about: if your decimal separator is the
comma (","), the dot in your list of numbers will also have to be
changed. You can change the formula like this to make the change of
separator:
=SUM(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A2:A29," KB",""),"
MB",""),".",",")))
Now, if you really want to be fancy, you can use the REGEX function to
remove the units. This will remove KB, MB, and GB:
=SUM(VALUE(REGEX(A2:A29," [KMG]B","")))
And don't forget that CTRL-SHIFT !
I hope this helps.
Rémy.
Le jeudi 07 mai 2020 à 15:23 -0500, Wade Smart a écrit :
> Copy your data into a txt file. Open with yourspreadsheet, separate
> by space to put numbersin Col A and Kb/mb in Col b. Col c =  A1*1000
> to gettotal kb. The sum up the whole thing. Divide the totalby 1000
> to get mb.-- Registered Linux User: #480675Registered Linux Machine:
> #408606Linux since June 2005
> On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 2:05 PM James  wrote:
> > My cell phone provider only provides me a CSV with a text field for
> > theusage.I want to =sum( it so I need it to be numbers.Is a macro
> > the easiest way to make a new column of common unit ofmeasure (GB?)
> > numbers?
> > 15 KB5 KB10 KB15 KB5 KB5 KB5 KB1.8 MB5 KB5 KB15 KB215 KB130.2 MB9.2
> > MB475 KB11.7 MB10 MB15 KB12.1 MB5 KB10 KB7.1 MB5.3 MB4.9 MB15 KB240
> > KB130 MB2.9 MB
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Re: [libreoffice-users] sum text column of common unit of measure numbers

2020-05-07 Thread Wade Smart
Copy your data into a txt file. Open with your
spreadsheet, separate by space to put numbers
in Col A and Kb/mb in Col b. Col c =  A1*1000 to get
total kb. The sum up the whole thing. Divide the total
by 1000 to get mb.
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On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 2:05 PM James  wrote:
>
> My cell phone provider only provides me a CSV with a text field for the
> usage.
> I want to =sum( it so I need it to be numbers.
> Is a macro the easiest way to make a new column of common unit of
> measure (GB?) numbers?
>
> 15 KB
> 5 KB
> 10 KB
> 15 KB
> 5 KB
> 5 KB
> 5 KB
> 1.8 MB
> 5 KB
> 5 KB
> 15 KB
> 215 KB
> 130.2 MB
> 9.2 MB
> 475 KB
> 11.7 MB
> 10 MB
> 15 KB
> 12.1 MB
> 5 KB
> 10 KB
> 7.1 MB
> 5.3 MB
> 4.9 MB
> 15 KB
> 240 KB
> 130 MB
> 2.9 MB
>
>
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Re: [libreoffice-users] sum text column of common unit of measure numbers

2020-05-07 Thread Malcolm Jaros
Correction
Last line should read
Save as *.ods file
Regards, MalJaros

- Original Message -
From: "maljaros" 
To: "Global Users@" 
Sent: Thursday, 7 May, 2020 22:00:43
Subject: Fwd: [libreoffice-users] sum text column of common unit of measure 
numbers

Hi James

>My cell phone provider only provides me a CSV with a text field for the 
>usage.
>I want to =sum( it so I need it to be numbers.
>Is a macro the easiest way to make a new column of common unit of 
>measure (GB?) numbers?
>
>15 KB
>5 KB
>10 KB
>15 KB
>5 KB
>5 KB
>5 KB
>1.8 MB
>5 KB
>5 KB
>15 KB
>215 KB
>130.2 MB
>9.2 MB
>475 KB
>11.7 MB
>10 MB
>15 KB
>12.1 MB
>5 KB
>10 KB
>7.1 MB
>5.3 MB
>4.9 MB
>15 KB
>240 KB
>130 MB
>2.9 MB

I suggest the following procedure.
Open the *.TXT file in CALC, ticking "Separated by" and "Space" boxes. Should 
produce spreadsheet with Numeric values in Column A and Text (either MB or KB) 
in column B.
In Cell C1 put =IF(B1="MB",A1*1000,A1)
Copy Cell C1 down to bottom of table.
Save as *.odt file

Regards, MalJaros

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