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Select even or odd numbers
From a list of numbers, how can I select even numbers or odd numbers and copy
them in another column? -- LEON EN LINEA |
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On Dec 26, 8:40*am, HUGO wrote:
From a list of numbers, how can I select even numbers or odd numbers and copy them in another column? -- LEON EN LINEA Hi, With your list of numbers in column A starting in a1 put this in b1 and drag down as reguired =ISODD(A1) Apply an autofilter to the 2 columns and filter on TRUE in column B. Copy column A and paste elsewhere. Filter on FALSE for even numbers Mike |
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Mike,
when I type =ISODD(A1) in b1, it gives me: #NAME. I don't think this is what you mean, do you? Hugo -- LEON EN LINEA "Mike H" wrote: On Dec 26, 8:40 am, HUGO wrote: From a list of numbers, how can I select even numbers or odd numbers and copy them in another column? -- LEON EN LINEA Hi, With your list of numbers in column A starting in a1 put this in b1 and drag down as reguired =ISODD(A1) Apply an autofilter to the 2 columns and filter on TRUE in column B. Copy column A and paste elsewhere. Filter on FALSE for even numbers Mike |
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Both the ISODD and ISEVEN functions are part of the Analysis ToolPak add-in
for versions of Excel prior to Excel 2007. If you're getting a #NAME? error that probably means you don't have the ATP installed. Goto ToolsAdd-Ins and select the Analysis ToolPak if it's in the list of available add-ins. If it's not listed then you'll have to install it from your original installation disc. Or, you can try one of these formulas assuming your numbers are integers: This will return either 0 or 1, 0 for even numbers and 1 for odd numbers. =MOD(A1,2) This will return either Odd or Even: =IF(MOD(A1,2),"Odd","Even") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "HUGO" wrote in message ... Mike, when I type =ISODD(A1) in b1, it gives me: #NAME. I don't think this is what you mean, do you? Hugo -- LEON EN LINEA "Mike H" wrote: On Dec 26, 8:40 am, HUGO wrote: From a list of numbers, how can I select even numbers or odd numbers and copy them in another column? -- LEON EN LINEA Hi, With your list of numbers in column A starting in a1 put this in b1 and drag down as reguired =ISODD(A1) Apply an autofilter to the 2 columns and filter on TRUE in column B. Copy column A and paste elsewhere. Filter on FALSE for even numbers Mike |
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Yes, he did mean ISODD. Did you type ISODD into Excel help, and follow the
advice there? -- David Biddulph "HUGO" wrote in message ... Mike, when I type =ISODD(A1) in b1, it gives me: #NAME. I don't think this is what you mean, do you? Hugo "Mike H" wrote: With your list of numbers in column A starting in a1 put this in b1 and drag down as reguired =ISODD(A1) Apply an autofilter to the 2 columns and filter on TRUE in column B. Copy column A and paste elsewhere. Filter on FALSE for even numbers On Dec 26, 8:40 am, HUGO wrote: From a list of numbers, how can I select even numbers or odd numbers and copy them in another column? -- LEON EN LINEA |
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