worksheet-function

问题 I understand from reading a couple of threads that IFERROR in Excel 2003 is preformed by an IF(ISERROR) . The code I am trying to replicate from Excel 2007+ is: =IFERROR(A1, "") I know there must be a simple solution to translating this to IF(ISERROR) , but I have had no avail. Advice would be greatly received. 回答1: The Excel 2003 equivalent of =IFERROR(A1,"") is =IF(ISERROR(A1),"") . See =IS. But neither version of that formula is very useful. A little more useful would be something like =IF

问题 In Excel =T.INV(0.9,5) returns the value ' 1.475884 '. Now I am using the function of WorksheetFunction TINV(0.9,5) in C#. But this gives me result 0.1321751752 . So, in C# TINV result has too much different value than excel. Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application xl = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application(); Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.WorksheetFunction wsf = xl.WorksheetFunction; double result = wsf.TInv(0.9, 5); Using another NuGet DLL also found same value as previous DLL:

问题 In Excel =T.INV(0.9,5) returns the value ' 1.475884 '. Now I am using the function of WorksheetFunction TINV(0.9,5) in C#. But this gives me result 0.1321751752 . So, in C# TINV result has too much different value than excel. Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application xl = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application(); Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.WorksheetFunction wsf = xl.WorksheetFunction; double result = wsf.TInv(0.9, 5); Using another NuGet DLL also found same value as previous DLL:

问题 In Excel =T.INV(0.9,5) returns the value ' 1.475884 '. Now I am using the function of WorksheetFunction TINV(0.9,5) in C#. But this gives me result 0.1321751752 . So, in C# TINV result has too much different value than excel. Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application xl = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application(); Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.WorksheetFunction wsf = xl.WorksheetFunction; double result = wsf.TInv(0.9, 5); Using another NuGet DLL also found same value as previous DLL:

问题 I have a spreadsheet with approx twenty different sheets named by stock ticker. Because these are templates, the information in each sheet is found in the same cells. For example, the EPS for the current year is always in cell A55 regardless of the sheet. I want to build a summary sheet that will pull data from the templates based on the tickers. So envision a summary sheet with tickers (also sheet names) down column A and formulas in columns B to reference the same position in each different

问题 This is a "weighted average" formula where Q14:Q21 contains the "weights"; Column C is the first column of data, and subsequent columns are D:P I can use this formula, and fill right. The data columns will change and the "weight" column remain the same. =SUMPRODUCT(Sheet1!C$14:C$21,Sheet1!$Q$14:$Q$21)/SUM(Sheet1!$Q$14:$Q$21) I would like to change the data to a "table" so as to be able to use structured references. The "weights" column header is Percent , and the data columns are year numbers

问题 This one is a rather short question and probably easy to answer, however I fail to do so myself at this point: Sample data: A B C Sample code: With Sheet1 Debug.Print Application.WorksheetFunction.Match("D", .Columns(1), 0) 'Option1 Debug.Print Application.Match("D", .Columns(1), 0) 'Option2 Debug.Print WorksheetFunction.Match("D", .Columns(1), 0) 'Option3 End With Question: I know that option2 lost intellisense and will not go into debug mode, however option1 and option3 behave the same

问题 I've tried a few formula options but nothing is quite working the way I would like it to. I'm using a very simple SUM formula to total across all the worksheets in my workbook. Currently it's set up like this: =SUM('1:10'!D3) However, I'm likely going to add more worksheets and I want them included in this total. I've tried a few different versions of "wshNameLast" or "getlastwsname" that I've found in different articles here but they are all giving me a #REF error. Is there a formula I'm

问题 I've tried a few formula options but nothing is quite working the way I would like it to. I'm using a very simple SUM formula to total across all the worksheets in my workbook. Currently it's set up like this: =SUM('1:10'!D3) However, I'm likely going to add more worksheets and I want them included in this total. I've tried a few different versions of "wshNameLast" or "getlastwsname" that I've found in different articles here but they are all giving me a #REF error. Is there a formula I'm

问题 I am looking for the quickest way to look up the value in worksheet data and give the corresponding value in another column. The lookup must be done in VBA. Only 1 lookup is to be performed (no more lookups are to be done on the same dataset). For instance, we have data in this form: Using VBA, what is the fastest way to find a value in the column B which corresponds to the value "key990000" in the column A? 回答1: I have tested several different functions in contexts of sorted and unsorted