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A YouTube viewer asks if there is a way to add the current date to the right of any 'Yes' entries in a spreadsheet. Using a simple 'Event Handler' macro, Bill creates a means to answer the question.
Herbie has a Calendar spreadsheet being populated by a huge concatination formula. He asks if there is a way to combine Wrap Cells and Shrink to Fit as he works in the calendar. In Episode #1472 Bill shows us one way to accomplish this.
Choose random weeks from the Data Set, but do it without repeating a week. In a revisiting #1469, how will Bill assure that there are no repeats? Follow along with Episode #1471 today to learn the answer and solve the challenge.
Formulas are âchangedâ and that the Alpha Columns of the worksheet have been changed to Numbers. What happened? âR1C1â³ is the answer. Learn Excel 2010 from MrExcel!
Can you embed a PDF in a worksheet? Yes - Using the 'Insert Object' Menu Tab. Follow along with Bill, in Episode #1466, as he shows us how to embed a PDF in our Worksheet.
Gary points out that the TRIM Function in VBA isn't working like =TRIM() Function in the worksheet; the spaces in the middle remain after a Macro run. Bill shows us, In episode #1465, how to solve this issue with the 'Application.WorksheetFunction'.
Tony needs to keep the last duplicate record and throw out the earlier ones. In Episode #1464 Mike âExcelisFunâ Girvin and Bill âMrExcelâ Jelen demonstrate competing methods to get this issue solved. Duel #90 - Learn Excel 2010 from MrExcel!