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I’m trying to insert formulas programmatically into an Excel table (ListObject) using VBA. The formulas use structured references (e.g. [@ID], Table_Lookup[Column]) rather than standard A1 ranges. ...
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All of the examples I've seen of referencing one table data in another, e.g. =table1[@Table1Column] assume that the tables start on the same row. In my case, I have table1 that is starting on row 5, ...
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I have an excel table, lets call it Table1. There are 3 columns, Column1 Column2 and Column3. Potentially there could be 30-50 rows. I would like to get the last cell index in Column2 based on the ...
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Good day, yesterday the workbook worked just fine, today the Structured Reference in any object doesn't work, in example picture 1 I select with the mouse or arrow keys "E2", and it doesn't ...
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I'm pretty new to Excel, so please forgive me. I'm watching a tutorial right now and when he types a structured reference into an empty cell, i.e. =Tracking[Category] it spits our the entire ...
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When using Excel structured references, Assume this table (MyTable): If I enter the following in a cell, I get 5 values: =MyTable[Col A]>2 ...and if I enter the following in another cell, I get 5 ...
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I am loading a table into an excel file from a separate file - from this import table I would like to create "sub-tables" defined just by specific columns. Therefore I am using dynamic ...
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I use references to other columns in my table with the following formula: =TableName[@[ColumnHeaderName]] And use the following as a Table array: TableName[[#All];[ColumnHeaderName]] (this is used if ...
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I am looking to have some summary stats for a table that is generated by a query on another tab, but all the approaches I have taken fail for some reason. Using cell references - COUNTIF(INDEX(Errors!...
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I'm trying to create a function where I can identify the chart I intend to populate on Sheet1. The chart will get its x-values and y-values based on a structured reference. For example: addTrend("...
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I just started with a new company and checking their VBA codes and I noticed that they haven't been using table references and were using R1C1 references. Is there a way for Excel to update ...
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I am on office 0365 enterprise version - Microsoft® Excel® for Microsoft 365 MSO (16.0.14228.20292) 32-bit. I am working on a table and would like to use structured referencing to dynamically retrieve ...
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I am trying to find a oneliner VBA code that will use structured table reference to edit values in a column given as "United States of Amercia - USA". The aim is to delete everything before ...
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I want to insert a formula into a sequence of cells by using a "for-loop". My formula references other cells that change for each loop. The formula itself works but when I enter it with ...
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I have a table TABLE and two cells E1 and E2. The entry of E1 is guaranteed to be a header of TABLE. I'd like to write a formula to check wether the entry of E2 is contained in the table column TABLE[&...
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I want to execute an advanced filter with vba. The problematic step is that the name of the source table (for the advanced filter) is written in a cell and it seems I can't find a way to pass it to ...
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I'm trying to copy to both debit/credit columns to other tables which match only the respective account value i.e. all Cash entries go to a Cash Account table, etc. I'll also need a way to omit those ...
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I have a monster of a workbook that I'm trying to make more manageable for those that use it after me. I have a ton of code that is ran when buttons are pressed to make it more user friendly to those ...
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I've been at this for an hour now and I've ended up going back to using INDIRECT, which I would rather avoid. I feel like there must be a simpler way of using table format to get this done very ...
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Excel 2013: I have several single-column tables on a Lookup's sheet which are used to validate various columns around my workbook. I now need to add a mapping table to map all values from one of ...
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I'm basically looking for a $A:$A equivalent for structured table references in Excel. Say I have this formula: =INDEX(tChoice,MATCH(OFFSET(tData[@[cm_sex]],-3,0),tChoice[name],0),3) Basically tData ...
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I have an Excel file with two sheets. In "Sheet 1" I have data that is formatted as a table. It has three columns: MyData[Name] MyData[Month] MyData[sales] On "Sheet 2" I want to ...
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I have a Table named table2 on my sheet2, and I'm using its values on sheet1 with the help of structured references, like: =average(table2[values]) But after saving and re-opening the file, all my ...
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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 ...
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