SpreadEveryone: The Fetchland Excel wire
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Mar 2020
12:53pm, 4 Mar 2020
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GlennR
I can imagine.
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Mar 2020
12:56pm, 4 Mar 2020
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um
Monitors are quite cheap Greg! Would be lost without mine. But I have tried Glenn's clipboard thing, and it works easily. Multiple cell selections as well. You can turn it off and on (clipboard icon in home page), so it only consumes real estate while you want to use it. Any previous copies (even with the display off) are still there. |
Mar 2020
12:58pm, 4 Mar 2020
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um
And more - playing with it, I 've found you can move it round the screen as a 'sub window', so you can position it or dynamially move it to the least interesting part of the spreadsheet / screen.
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Mar 2020
8:06am, 14 Mar 2020
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GregP
This made me smile, and slightly nostalgic. medium.com |
Mar 2020
8:14am, 14 Mar 2020
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Lizzie W
// I am not sure if we need this, but too scared to delete.
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Mar 2020
8:30am, 14 Mar 2020
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Markymarkmark
//I am not sure why this works but it fixes the problem.
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Apr 2020
10:41am, 27 Apr 2020
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FRU (KeepTheFaith)
Hi - I need your brains ![]() I have a challenge... I am working on a new call report... so I have the complete 7 days data which shows all calls and where they end... I have a column that shows time and date of call, and what I need to do is - Show calls ONLY 8:30am to 5pm on Monday to Friday only I am confused I can do this a few ways, but very long winded, and a colleague set up a framework that will work but man it is long winded too! So... brains of Fetchland can I - make a formula to just count IF the call was Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5pm OR - I have to create a lookup to work from the date and then show Monday to Friday - I have to move the time only to another coloumn - I have to then use another formula to pull out 8:30am to 5pm only I can email the data as it is not personal in any way just numbers and wont cross any breaches of security |
Apr 2020
10:58am, 27 Apr 2020
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GlennR
You should be able to do a single formula to do the check. Something on the lines of =IF(AND(TIME (blah blah), DAY(blah blah)),x,y) Sorry for the blahs, I’m not in front of a computer. |
Apr 2020
11:06am, 27 Apr 2020
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blah blah blah ... Assuming date in A1 and time in B1 (FIND(TEXT(A1,"ddd"),"MonTueWedThurFri") will tell you if the date is mon-fri (B1>0.34)*(B7<0.729167) will tell you if between 8:30 and 17:30 (you may need to check the decimal for absolute precision on equals those times) Combine into one if statement for a one col check |
Apr 2020
11:07am, 27 Apr 2020
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FRU (KeepTheFaith)
That's what I think too.. I might go back to basics with that - as ever the thing that the expert has created I now cant follow:-) Cant get my head round what he is trying to do.. thanks for that Any other suggestions very welcome |
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