Assume some names are entered in column A. The names can be only First name, First name and Middle name or First name, Middle name and Surname. You may refer to my formula in this workbook.
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Assume some names are entered in column A. The names can be only First name, First name and Middle name or First name, Middle name and Surname. You may refer to my formula in this workbook.
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Given a sentence which has an e-mail address positioned anywhere i.e. beginning, middle or in the end, one may want to extract only the e-mail address from the string. You may refer to my formula based solution in this workbook.
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Assume a two column database with names in column A and numbers in column B. Names in column A may be repeated. If a user types a certain name in a cell, a formula should sum the highest three values from column B for that name. Depending upon the version of MS Excel which you are […]
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There is a three column database with month in column A, numbers in column B and names in column C. I want to count unique numbers in column B for a specific month and name provided by the end user. Depending upon the version of MS Excel which you are using, there could be two […]
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In a list with multiple occurrences, the VLOOKUP() function in Excel will only return the first occurrence of the string being searched. Depending upon the version of MS Excel which you are using, there could be two ways to solve this problem Solution for MS Excel 2010 and higher versions If you are using the […]
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Split name into three columns
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