I'm not sure how your data is set up, but on first glance your formula has an error:B;B <semi-colonshould beB:B <colonIf your data is: A B C D 1) Production 10 10 10 2) Selling 2 2 2 3) Markeeting 1 1 1 Then your formula, =SUMIF($A$1:$D$3,$A1,B:B) with the corrected B:B returns 10, as expectedRead more
I’m not sure how your data is set up, but on first glance your formula has an error:
B;B <semi-colon
should be
B:B <colon
If your data is:
A B C D
1) Production 10 10 10
2) Selling 2 2 2
3) Markeeting 1 1 1
Then your formula, =SUMIF($A$1:$D$3,$A1,B:B) with the corrected B:B returns 10, as expected.
There is no connection between the monitor and motherboard. Do u have v-card? If yes try to reinstall it. Do u see any lights or hear beeps/fans spining when u start the system? What about other electronics stuf? Are they working?
There is no connection between the monitor and motherboard. Do u have v-card? If yes try to reinstall it. Do u see any lights or hear beeps/fans spining when u start the system? What about other electronics stuf? Are they working?
All good answers but it may be more simple then all that. Press the Windows key and the pause/break key at the same time, on the left side of the screen click on Advanced System Settings, click on the Settings button under the startup and recovery options, and take the check mark out of "time to disRead more
All good answers but it may be more simple then all that. Press the Windows key and the pause/break key at the same time, on the left side of the screen click on Advanced System Settings, click on the Settings button under the startup and recovery options, and take the check mark out of “time to display list of operating systems”. There is also a drop down menu option that you can select which operating system you want it to default to.
Blue file names indicates that they have been compressed (using NTFS file compression). You can check this by looking at the Advanced Properties dialog for the file.
Blue file names indicates that they have been compressed (using NTFS file compression). You can check this by looking at the Advanced Properties dialog for the file.
Do you want the VBA code to concatenate the strings for you or are you using a formula to do this?how are the cells concatenated?Cell 1 Cell 2123 Mousedoes the string get concatenated like 123Mouse or Mouse123?Look at this code for exampleSub BoldNumbers() itext = Range("A1") For i = 1 To Len(itext)Read more
Do you want the VBA code to concatenate the strings for you or are you using a formula to do this?
how are the cells concatenated?
Cell 1 Cell 2 123 Mouse
does the string get concatenated like 123Mouse or Mouse123?
Look at this code for example
Sub BoldNumbers()
itext = Range("A1")
For i = 1 To Len(itext)
If Not IsNumeric(Mid(itext, i, 1)) Then
Exit For
End If
Next i
Range("A1").Characters(1, i - 1).Font.Bold = True
End Sub
if in range A1 you have 123Mouse the code will bold the numbers so the result will be
123Mouse
So the concept is possible just need to know a few details as per above.
In the print settings use "Draft" which uses less ink. I have an HP Printer/Copier and it uses 2 ink cartridges colour and black. When one is empty I only have to replace that one, not both.
In the print settings use “Draft” which uses less ink. I have an HP Printer/Copier and it uses 2 ink cartridges colour and black. When one is empty I only have to replace that one, not both.
You provided zero info about your computer. I'm to guess it's a desktop rather than a laptop. Normally, a disc cannot fall out of a CD/DVD drive. If you somehow slipped it in thru a gap rather than into the drive itself, it probably fell inside the case. To get it, shutdown the computer, unplug theRead more
You provided zero info about your computer. I’m to guess it’s a desktop rather than a laptop. Normally, a disc cannot fall out of a CD/DVD drive. If you somehow slipped it in thru a gap rather than into the drive itself, it probably fell inside the case. To get it, shutdown the computer, unplug the power cord, then remove the side panel & see if you can locate the disc.
Seems, that these mail servers use spam filter and blocks your email-domain or ip address. I assume, you're using a static public ip address for your mail server.Otherwise, on using a dynamic ip address, you will get much more e-mail-rejections.I would suggest to contact one of those recipients andRead more
Seems, that these mail servers use spam filter and blocks your email-domain or ip address. I assume, you’re using a static public ip address for your mail server. Otherwise, on using a dynamic ip address, you will get much more e-mail-rejections.
I would suggest to contact one of those recipients and ask about such problem. The IT-Service should be able to track down, why your e-mails gets rejected on their mail server.
The original poster should always write the last response !!! Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!
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I'm not sure how your data is set up, but on first glance your formula has an error:B;B <semi-colonshould beB:B <colonIf your data is: A B C D 1) Production 10 10 10 2) Selling 2 2 2 3) Markeeting 1 1 1 Then your formula, =SUMIF($A$1:$D$3,$A1,B:B) with the corrected B:B returns 10, as expectedRead more
B;B <semi-colon
should be
B:B <colon
If your data is:
Then your formula, =SUMIF($A$1:$D$3,$A1,B:B) with the corrected B:B returns 10, as expected.
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There is no connection between the monitor and motherboard. Do u have v-card? If yes try to reinstall it. Do u see any lights or hear beeps/fans spining when u start the system? What about other electronics stuf? Are they working?
Solved Boot Menu Appearing On Screen
All good answers but it may be more simple then all that. Press the Windows key and the pause/break key at the same time, on the left side of the screen click on Advanced System Settings, click on the Settings button under the startup and recovery options, and take the check mark out of "time to disRead more
There is also a drop down menu option that you can select which operating system you want it to default to.
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Blue File Names Instead Of Black, Why?
Blue file names indicates that they have been compressed (using NTFS file compression). You can check this by looking at the Advanced Properties dialog for the file.
Solved How To Bold Variable Text In A Concatenated String In Excel
Do you want the VBA code to concatenate the strings for you or are you using a formula to do this?how are the cells concatenated?Cell 1 Cell 2123 Mousedoes the string get concatenated like 123Mouse or Mouse123?Look at this code for exampleSub BoldNumbers() itext = Range("A1") For i = 1 To Len(itext)Read more
how are the cells concatenated?
Cell 1 Cell 2
123 Mouse
does the string get concatenated like 123Mouse or Mouse123?
Look at this code for example
Sub BoldNumbers() itext = Range("A1") For i = 1 To Len(itext) If Not IsNumeric(Mid(itext, i, 1)) Then Exit For End If Next i Range("A1").Characters(1, i - 1).Font.Bold = True End Subif in range A1 you have 123Mouse the code will bold the numbers so the result will be
123Mouse
So the concept is possible just need to know a few details as per above.
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In the print settings use "Draft" which uses less ink. I have an HP Printer/Copier and it uses 2 ink cartridges colour and black. When one is empty I only have to replace that one, not both.
How Do I Get The Dvd Out Of My Computer , It Fell Inside
You provided zero info about your computer. I'm to guess it's a desktop rather than a laptop. Normally, a disc cannot fall out of a CD/DVD drive. If you somehow slipped it in thru a gap rather than into the drive itself, it probably fell inside the case. To get it, shutdown the computer, unplug theRead more
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Seems, that these mail servers use spam filter and blocks your email-domain or ip address. I assume, you're using a static public ip address for your mail server.Otherwise, on using a dynamic ip address, you will get much more e-mail-rejections.I would suggest to contact one of those recipients andRead more
Otherwise, on using a dynamic ip address, you will get much more e-mail-rejections.
I would suggest to contact one of those recipients and ask about such problem.
The IT-Service should be able to track down, why your e-mails gets rejected on their mail server.
The original poster should always write the last response !!!
Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!