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I CAN NOT FIND THE TOOLS TO FIND CIRCULAR REFERENCES
Solved by C. W. in 21 mins
I want to find duplicate entries in the same row and not columns.
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I'm using a VLOOKUP formula and it is stopping at first value of X rather than continuing down the list to find other matches. I think I need a combo formula that uses SUM as well but I'm not sure what that is
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I need to know why all of a sudden ctrl+f isn't working. When I press excel find next, nothing happens?
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I want to find out how many new clients we had this year. It might be that in the attached list of opportunities won, we sold more than once to the same client. Therefore, one might expect that the number of new clients was less than the number of opportunities listed. We are not looking to remove the clients with more than one entry but count that client as one entry.
Solved by B. J. in 29 mins
I need a formula to look up a value and find the column based on a greater than or equal to, where the row for the look-up is also determined by a variable value
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I'm looking for a formula that will help me find anomalies in my Median column if the calculated value is 35% above the median then consider it as an anomaly
Solved by M. Q. in 19 mins
I'm looking for a formula that will help me find out which user(has user id(Cell C) has stopped asking for pickup -based on the month column (Cell F) -if there is a 3 or more month gaps -consider user as a drop out
Solved by K. L. in 14 mins
I need a formula with the countifs... If iD = "x" ánd K = "Zeeland" it needs to add one up... can't find the right formula for it, none of the ones I found on Google actually work. This is what I have now: =AANTALLEN.ALS(D11:D126;"x";K11:K126;"=G141") With G141 referring to a cell that says 'Zeeland"
Solved by V. D. in 15 mins
I HAVE A ALOT OF DUPLICATE NUMBERS IN MANY CELLS AND THE TOTAL CELLS ARE MORE THAN 9000. HOW TO FIND THEM SO THAT I CAN CHANGE THOSE
Solved by C. C. in 23 mins