=IF(C5<0,0,IF(C5>380,C5-B5,IF(AND(D5>0,D5<=380),C5,"NA")))
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On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 11:22 AM, ankit sharma wrote:
> Dear Experts i want a formula that fulfill my both conditions pls solve
> this.
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Dear Experts i want a formula that fulfill my both conditions pls solve
this.
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Dear Experts,
Please help. Query is in the attached sheet.
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Hi,
FYI, I have an Excel spreadsheet that contains the linefeed (ALT-Enter)
character inside of a couple of cells. However, I wish to export this
character into a CSV or TAB-delimited file. Whenever I use the Excel SaveAs
command to export either format, the results "appear to be" hard return
why would it break the links?If you have the Powerpoint open at the time you're
combining the Excel files, it shouldn't break the links. Do you actually mean
that the Powerpoint has links to the Excel files?(rather than the Excel having
links to the PowerPoint)It would then be understandable tha
Hello,
I have several excel files with active links to a PowerPoint file. I need
to combine the Excels into one, but any way i try to do so breaks the
links. Is there a way to combine the files whilst maintaining the links?
Thanks in advance
David
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Hello experts,
I want to split selection data to next columns by macro, please see
attached file for require output.
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