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I have a .txt file that I import into Excel every time a file is opened. In
column A I have numbers in seconds. I want to automatically change those numbers into minutes, either by modifying the A column or populating a new column using a formula and leaving the old one alone. The problem I am fighting is Excel wants to put a value into the cell. So I have a formula applied to the entire B column, for example, that is: "=A:A/60" This works fine for the rows of data that I have, then puts in zeros down to the excel limit of approx. 65000 cells. I try the formula: "=IF(A:A="","",ROUND(A:A/60,1))", and this is better, as it does not insert zeros and therefore does not screw up my pivot table. I still "fill" the cells with blanks down to the cell limit. Can't I tell it to apply the formula for a dynamic range of numbers somehow? I've tried formulas like: "=A:A(COUNT(A:A))/60", but this is incorrect syntax. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks! |
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