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Hi all,
I am importing some data from a database to excel and is using some formulas in some of the columns to manupulate the data. Every time I import the data I got different number of rows and this is in order, because the database ghanges. My problem is that I cant manage to get the formulas to adjust to the number of rows I get automaticaly. I have to copy the formulas manualy depending on the number of rows I get. Is it possible to get excel to copy the formulas to the right number om rows Idepending on the number of rows I import? Thanks in advance |
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Hi Blueeyes
You can autofill down a contiguous column by double-clicking the little autofill button the bottom right-hand corner of a cell. Hope this helps. Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am importing some data from a database to excel and is using some formulas in some of the columns to manupulate the data. Every time I import the data I got different number of rows and this is in order, because the database ghanges. My problem is that I cant manage to get the formulas to adjust to the number of rows I get automaticaly. I have to copy the formulas manualy depending on the number of rows I get. Is it possible to get excel to copy the formulas to the right number om rows Idepending on the number of rows I import? Thanks in advance |
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Thanks Andy,
That way not really the soultion I was looking for, but I might be able to combine this with a macro :) I give it a try. Thanks "Andy" wrote: Hi Blueeyes You can autofill down a contiguous column by double-clicking the little autofill button the bottom right-hand corner of a cell. Hope this helps. Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am importing some data from a database to excel and is using some formulas in some of the columns to manupulate the data. Every time I import the data I got different number of rows and this is in order, because the database ghanges. My problem is that I cant manage to get the formulas to adjust to the number of rows I get automaticaly. I have to copy the formulas manualy depending on the number of rows I get. Is it possible to get excel to copy the formulas to the right number om rows Idepending on the number of rows I import? Thanks in advance |
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Nope did not solve my problem, well it works but I have to do thing manualy.
So any other suggestions? "Andy" wrote: Hi Blueeyes You can autofill down a contiguous column by double-clicking the little autofill button the bottom right-hand corner of a cell. Hope this helps. Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am importing some data from a database to excel and is using some formulas in some of the columns to manupulate the data. Every time I import the data I got different number of rows and this is in order, because the database ghanges. My problem is that I cant manage to get the formulas to adjust to the number of rows I get automaticaly. I have to copy the formulas manualy depending on the number of rows I get. Is it possible to get excel to copy the formulas to the right number om rows Idepending on the number of rows I import? Thanks in advance |
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What are the formulae that you are using?
Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Nope did not solve my problem, well it works but I have to do thing manualy. So any other suggestions? "Andy" wrote: Hi Blueeyes You can autofill down a contiguous column by double-clicking the little autofill button the bottom right-hand corner of a cell. Hope this helps. Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am importing some data from a database to excel and is using some formulas in some of the columns to manupulate the data. Every time I import the data I got different number of rows and this is in order, because the database ghanges. My problem is that I cant manage to get the formulas to adjust to the number of rows I get automaticaly. I have to copy the formulas manualy depending on the number of rows I get. Is it possible to get excel to copy the formulas to the right number om rows Idepending on the number of rows I import? Thanks in advance |
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Well, I use 4 different formulas one of them is to change the syntax
for the dates I got from the datebase and looks like this: =MERGE(EXTEXT(L3;1;4); "-"; EXTEXT(L3;5;2); "-"; EXTEXT(L3;7;2)) I am not sure for the command MERGE because I use a Swedish excel but it shoud be MERGE or something :) However I think that this funktion I am loooking for should work regardless the formiulas I am using :) I maybe should use IF......... then use formula ....... otherwise ....... I dont know but there should be a setting or command for my request "Andy" wrote: What are the formulae that you are using? Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Nope did not solve my problem, well it works but I have to do thing manualy. So any other suggestions? "Andy" wrote: Hi Blueeyes You can autofill down a contiguous column by double-clicking the little autofill button the bottom right-hand corner of a cell. Hope this helps. Andy. "Blueeyes" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am importing some data from a database to excel and is using some formulas in some of the columns to manupulate the data. Every time I import the data I got different number of rows and this is in order, because the database ghanges. My problem is that I cant manage to get the formulas to adjust to the number of rows I get automaticaly. I have to copy the formulas manualy depending on the number of rows I get. Is it possible to get excel to copy the formulas to the right number om rows Idepending on the number of rows I import? Thanks in advance |
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If double-clicking the fill handle works for you, but you want it more automated
You could perhaps use the code posted by Tom Ogilvy in http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...GP15.phx.g bl More information on the fill handle in http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/fillhand.htm --- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001] My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm Search Page: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/search.htm |
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