excel-formula

问题 There is an equivalent function to Excel/LibreOffice yield in python? There is the equivalent question for R Excel YIELD function in R but without answers. Someone have an idea where to find the algorithm? I have a excel spreadsheet. I'd like performing the same computation with python. So I need the same functions that I have in excel. I am implementing yearfrac. Maybe someone had the same kind of issue. Anyway libreoffice must have already implemented the some excel functions. update I have

问题 There is an equivalent function to Excel/LibreOffice yield in python? There is the equivalent question for R Excel YIELD function in R but without answers. Someone have an idea where to find the algorithm? I have a excel spreadsheet. I'd like performing the same computation with python. So I need the same functions that I have in excel. I am implementing yearfrac. Maybe someone had the same kind of issue. Anyway libreoffice must have already implemented the some excel functions. update I have

问题 There is an equivalent function to Excel/LibreOffice yield in python? There is the equivalent question for R Excel YIELD function in R but without answers. Someone have an idea where to find the algorithm? I have a excel spreadsheet. I'd like performing the same computation with python. So I need the same functions that I have in excel. I am implementing yearfrac. Maybe someone had the same kind of issue. Anyway libreoffice must have already implemented the some excel functions. update I have

问题 I know the data validation only lets you place 255 characters. I have named cells/ranges as I have several list I'm trying to pull or select certain information from based on a criteria. My formula is as follows: =IF(AND(RETAILER="",DISPLAY_TYPE=""),"",IF(AND(RETAILER=CODES!$F$2,(OR(DISPLAY_TYPE=CODES!$V$1,DISPLAY_TYPE=CODES!$Y$1))),CODES!$V$2:$V$49,IF(AND(RETAILER=CODE S!$F$2,(OR(DISPLAY_TYPE=CODES!$AB$1,DISPLAY_TYPE=CODES!$AE$1))),CODES!$AB$2:$AB$94,IF(AND(RETAILER=CODES!$F$3,(OR(DISPLA Y

问题 When I add the following formula to a cell, the cell's value looks good when printed to the console. However, after I save the file, the formula has '@' inserted right after the '=' (for simplicity, I am providing the output from the console): >>> from openpyxl import Workbook >>> wb = Workbook() >>> ws = wb.active >>> ws['A1'] = '=CONCAT("Week ",TEXT(MID(' + get_column_letter(9) + '1,6,2)+ 1, "##"))' >>> ws['A1'].value '=CONCAT("Week ",TEXT(MID(I1,6,2)+ 1, "##"))' >>> wb.save('formula.xlsx')

问题 When I add the following formula to a cell, the cell's value looks good when printed to the console. However, after I save the file, the formula has '@' inserted right after the '=' (for simplicity, I am providing the output from the console): >>> from openpyxl import Workbook >>> wb = Workbook() >>> ws = wb.active >>> ws['A1'] = '=CONCAT("Week ",TEXT(MID(' + get_column_letter(9) + '1,6,2)+ 1, "##"))' >>> ws['A1'].value '=CONCAT("Week ",TEXT(MID(I1,6,2)+ 1, "##"))' >>> wb.save('formula.xlsx')

问题 I am using excel's aggregate (small) function to find the smallest value for each name that appears in a column. The issue is that the formula below simply returns 0s everywhere there is a value in B. The formula I am using is =IF($B2<>"", AGGREGATE(15,7, ($B:$B)*($A2=$A:$A)*($B2<>""), 1), "") where B contains the data I want the smallest value from and A contains identifying strings. I appreciate any help you can lend! 回答1: You want to divide by the criteria: =IF($B2<>"", AGGREGATE(15,7, ($B

问题 I am using excel's aggregate (small) function to find the smallest value for each name that appears in a column. The issue is that the formula below simply returns 0s everywhere there is a value in B. The formula I am using is =IF($B2<>"", AGGREGATE(15,7, ($B:$B)*($A2=$A:$A)*($B2<>""), 1), "") where B contains the data I want the smallest value from and A contains identifying strings. I appreciate any help you can lend! 回答1: You want to divide by the criteria: =IF($B2<>"", AGGREGATE(15,7, ($B

问题 Currently trying to setup a formula that will calculate the hours/minutes between two different hours of time. I currently use the following formula in Cell D3 and receive 12:35am as the answer: =C3-B3 What I would want it to display is 35 minutes, which is the correct amount of time in between (6:42AM and 7:17AM). 回答1: Something like this would work: =TEXT(C3-B3,"[m]") or if you want "minutes" written after =TEXT(C3-B3,"[m] ""minutes""") Examples: 回答2: C3-B3 and formatted as [m] will work -

问题 Currently trying to setup a formula that will calculate the hours/minutes between two different hours of time. I currently use the following formula in Cell D3 and receive 12:35am as the answer: =C3-B3 What I would want it to display is 35 minutes, which is the correct amount of time in between (6:42AM and 7:17AM). 回答1: Something like this would work: =TEXT(C3-B3,"[m]") or if you want "minutes" written after =TEXT(C3-B3,"[m] ""minutes""") Examples: 回答2: C3-B3 and formatted as [m] will work -