Monday, June 13, 2011

Excel 2010 Bible

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  • Fully updated for the new release, this latest edition provides comprehensive, soup-to-nuts coverage, delivering over 900 pages of Excel tips, tricks, and techniques readers wonâ??t find anywhere else
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Sunday, June 12, 2011

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Saturday, June 11, 2011

Learn Excel 2007 Essential Skills with the Smart Method: Courseware Tutorial for Self-Instruction to Beginner and Intermediate Level

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Friday, June 10, 2011

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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

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Use copy paste & to maintain references to tables [Quick Tip]

Posted on 23 May 2011 to learn Excel-9 comments

Using Excel 2007, Microsoft introduced powerful and useful feature called as tables. One advantage of tables that you can write formulas readable using structural references. This means, you can write easy to understand such formulas,

Structural references in Excel Tables - Example

[Help SUMIF formula]

But there is a problem. When you type this formula and dragging formula cell remaining side fill cells, Excel changes the reference columns of the table and thus makes your formulas almost useless.

In addition, there is a simple solution for this problem.

Instead of dragging the cell to fill the formulas, you can use the copy paste to fill formulas &. In this case, Excel preserves all references table while changing cell references and accordingly. Watch this demo to understand:

Preserve Table References while Copying Formulas

Since the found feature tables in Excel 2007, I have been using them to save time and simplify working with data. Schedules of many useful features that make life simple for analysts and data junkies everywhere.

What about you? Are you using Excel tables? What are the tricks above your table? Participation please use the comments.

If you use Excel 2007 or above, I encourage you to learn Excel tables. They make your life simpler. Go to the bottom of articles for more information,

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Monday, June 6, 2011

Lost Excel functions

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Posted on May 16th, 2011 in Excel Howtos , Huis , Posts by Hui - 26 comments

Following on from Chandoo’s MLookup function published on 1st April 2011, I thought it might be worth documenting a few undocumented, no-longer documented and rarely used Excel functions.

Although some of the functions below aren’t documented they still work as of Excel 2010.

Users should be cautious with their use going forward as Microsoft may withdraw them from future versions of Excel.

But if you see them appear in older Excel models at least you’ll be the full bottle.

This post will look at the following functions:

DatedifRoundupRoundDownEvaluateConvertRomanFactDoubleBahttext

Worked examples of all these functions are presented in the Example File which is compatible with all versions of Excel.

The DATEDIF function computes the difference between two dates in a variety of different intervals, such number of years, months, or days.

This function is available in all versions of Excel since at least version 5/95, but is documented in the help file only for Excel 2000.

By the way, do not confuse the DATEDIF worksheet function with the VBA DateDiff function.

=DATEDIF(Start Date, End Date, Interval)

Where:
Start Date must be less than the End Date.

Interval is the interval type to return.

Interval value must be one of the following:

Complete calendar months between the dates.Number of days between the dates.Complete calendar years between the dates.Complete calendar months between the dates as if they were of the same year.Complete calendar days between the dates as if they were of the same year.Days Excluding Years And MonthsComplete calendar days between the dates as if they were of the same month and same year.

If you are including the Interval string directly within the formula, you must enclose it in double quotes:

=DATEDIF(Date1,Date2,”m”)

Datedif has been used a number of times at Chandoo.org

http://chandoo.org/forums/topic/how-to-calculate-age-from-their-dob

http://chandoo.org/wp/2009/09/22/elapsed-time-excel/

http://chandoo.org/wp/2008/08/26/date-time-tips-ms-excel/

Disclaimer:

Although the Datedif function above isn’t documented it still works as of Excel 2010. Users should be cautious with their use going forward as Microsoft may withdraw support for them in future Excel versions.

The Roundup and Rounddown functions rounds a number up or down, away from zero and have pretty much been replaced by the Round function.

The Roundup function rounds a number up, away from zero.

=ROUNDUP(number, num_digits)

The Rounddown function rounds a number down, towards zero.

=ROUNDDOWN(number, num_digits)

Roundup() behaves similarly to the Round() function, except that it always rounds a number up based on the following rules:

If num_digits is greater than 0, then number is rounded up to the specified number of decimal places.If num_digits is 0 or omitted, then number is rounded up to the nearest integer.If num_digits is less than 0, then number is rounded up to the left of the decimal point.

ROUNDUP(4.1,0) equals 5

ROUNDUP(106.9,0) equals 107

ROUNDUP(3.14159, 3) equals 3.142

ROUNDUP(-3.14159, 1) equals -3.2

ROUNDUP(31415.926, -2) equals 31500
Rounddown() behaves similarly to the Round() function, except that it always rounds a number down based on the following rules:

If num_digits is greater than 0, then number is rounded down to the specified number of decimal places.If num_digits is 0 or omitted, then number is rounded down to the nearest integer.If num_digits is less than 0, then number is rounded down to the left of the decimal point.

ROUNDDOWN(4.1, 0) equals 4

ROUNDDOWN(106.9,0) equals 106

ROUNDDOWN(3.14159, 3) equals 3.141

ROUNDDOWN(-3.14159, 1) equals -3.1

ROUNDDOWN(31415.92654, -2) equals 31400

The Roundup and Rounddown functions have been used several times at Chandoo.org

Roundup

http://chandoo.org/wp/2010/04/29/quarterly-totals-from-monthly-data/

http://chandoo.org/wp/2010/04/30/quarterly-totals-multi-year-data/

Rounddown

http://chandoo.org/wp/2010/04/30/quarterly-totals-multi-year-data/

http://chandoo.org/wp/2009/07/06/excel-formulas-round-sort/

Evaluate is an Excel ver 4.0 macro function which is still supported and functional in Excel 2010.

The Evaluate function allows for the evaluation of a text equation as an algebraic equation.

The evaluate function cannot be used as a spreadsheet function but can be used in Named Ranges.

It is probably best described by example; Evaluate 1, from the Example File.

Say you have a polynomial equation in a cell as Text A1: ‘=X2 + 5*Y – Z

Setup 3 named ranges, X, Y , Z with values X=10, Y=5 and Z=3

You can use Evaluate in a a Named Range eg: Result =Evaluate(SheetName!$A$1)

And then on a worksheet =Result, which will return the answer 122 = 102 + 5*5 – 3

Evaluate can be used to allow graphing of equations without use of worksheet functions or even worksheet ranges, an example of each is shown in the examples file as Evaluate 2 and Evaluate 3 .

Evaluate 2: Uses a Range as the X Values and a Named Range using the Evaluate function as the calculated Y Values

Evaluate 3: Uses Named Ranges as the X Values and as the calculated Y Values based on an Evaluate function

Use of the Evaluate function on Chandoo.org:

Not Used

Converts a number from one measurement system to another.

For example, CONVERT can translate a table of distances in Kilometres to a table of distances in Miles.

Convert includes 49 units spread amongst the following 10 categories

=Convert(number, From Unit, To Unit)

A list of all the Conversion Units and Conversion Prefixes is included on the Conversion Factors tab of the Examples File.

Converts a 5 pound mass to kilograms (2.267)Converts 80 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius (26.6)Data types are not the same so an error is returned (#N/A)‘=CONVERT(CONVERT(100,”ft”,”m”),”ft”,”m”)Converts 100 square feet into square meters (9.290304).

A list of all the Conversion Units and Conversion Prefixes is included on the Conversion Factors tab of the Examples File.

http://chandoo.org/forums/topic/convert-function

The Roman function converts a number to Roman format.

=ROMAN(number, form)

=ROMAN(45 ) = XLV

Form is a number specifying the type of roman numeral you want. The roman numeral style ranges from Classic to Simplified, becoming more concise as the value of form increases.

More concise. See example below.More concise. See example below.More concise. See example below.Converts 499 to Roman (CDXCIX)Converts 499 to Roman (CDXCIX)Converts 499 to Roman (LDVLIV)

Nil

Factdouble returns the double factorial of a number and is expressed in mathematics as n!!

Double factorials are used in probability theory and other higher levels of mathematics and is really just a way to simplify an otherwise complex expression

If the number is Even Factdouble = n(n-2)(n-4)…(4)(2)

If the number is Odd Factdouble = n(n-2)(n-4)…(3)(1)

So it is simpler to write 10!! than 10x8x6x4x2

=Factdouble( number )

Factdouble of 8 = 8x6x4x2 = 384Factdouble of 9 = 9x7x5x3x1 = 945

Not used

Converts a number to Thai Text represention of the number

Use:

=Battext( Number)

=Bahttext(250) , Returns

Not used

An example file with worked examples from all the above functions is available from the following link; Example File

The file is compatible with all Excel versions.

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Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sumproduct advanced queries

Posted on 26 May 2011 at Excel Howtos, learn Excel functions of observable by Hui-34 comments

Use the function Sumproduct for multiple criteria in one situation may amount attachments larger than Excel function beyond what it was designed primarily for already designed may with that in mind?

However, Sumproduct also can extend even through the use of 2D ranges along with carefully constructed queries.

Examples are provided below in "example" Excel 2003 is an example of a file.

Your schedule and sold fruit and sold every day

How many bananas sold on 4thMay?

The previously named ranges Setup 3

Use named ranges as it facilitates reading the future versions.

Fruit: C2: H2

Dates: B3: B12

Froitdata: C3: H12

So, how many bananas do not sell to 4thMay?

Use = SUMPRODUCT ((Fruit = D16) * (Date = D15) * FruitData) equation

Returns the correct 31answer

Relevant: searching 2way in Excel

Your schedule and "car" and sold every day. There are several entries on different days, perhaps from different vendors.

How many cars Holden sells on May 3rd?

So, how many cars did not sell in Holden may 3rd?

Use = SUMPRODUCT ((Dates = D17) * (Cars = D18) * CarData) equation

Returns the correct answer 9 = (1 + 5 + 3)

Your schedule and "car" and sold every day, and there are multiple entries for different days.

How many vehicles Ford and Suzuki sells in May 10th?

So, how many vehicles Ford and Suzuki does not sell in May 10th?

Equation = SUMPRODUCT ((Dates = D24) * ((Cars = D25) + (auto = E25)) * as ardata)

Returns the correct answer 13 = (4 + 5 + 3 + 1)

Note that this can extend to add additional queries where you can enter "vehicle type" in any cell in the range D25: H25

= SUMPRODUCT ((Dates = D24) * ((Cars = D25) + (auto = E25) + (auto = F25) + (auto = G25) + (auto = H25)) * as ardata)

Your schedule and "car" and sold every day, and there are multiple entries for different days.

How many cars Toyota and Holden sells in May 10th?

How many cars Toyota and Holden sells in May 10th?

Use = SUMPRODUCT ((Dates = D30) * (Cars = D31: H31) * CarData) equation

Returns the correct answer 21 = (3 + 6 + 6 + 6)

Note that this can be extended to allow additional queries, but you must enter "type of vehicle" in the same position in the header row.

Using the above matrix computational techniques to produce coherent truth table inside Sumproduct formula.

Using = SUMPRODUCT ((B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) * (C4: E6))

Truth table logic interdependent (B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) simply says that Matt elements true when conditions and false otherwise

Sumproduct then takes this and hit by data values and accumulated values for total matching values.

It is important to note that the width and height of the columns and rows parameters must match the width and height data region or # value! Ritornd error.

To understand and explain how this works I will use a simple form with 3 rows and columns, see below

Formula: = SUMPRODUCT ((B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) * (C4: E6)), shown above consists of 3 regions

(B4: B6 = D10) scope column rows x 1 3

(C3: E3 = D9) x 3 row column group 1

(C4: E6) scope column row x 3 3

Breaking formula to components

= SUMPRODUCT ((B4:B6=D10)*(C3:E3=D9)*(C4:E6))

(B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) is same as hitting arrays 2, representing regions 2 as shown below

You can see which components are True I put 1 and 0 as false

If history 3/may Excel evaluates to 1, as well as having fruit banana, Excel evaluates to 1.

Where does not meet this standard Excel evaluates to 0

Multiplication 3 x 1 and a 1 × 3 × 3 array 3

The (B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) part of the equation

Then the data is multiplied by

= SUMPRODUCT ((B4:B6=D10)*(C3:E3=D9)*(C4:E6))

This is the same two arrays double 2 3 x 3, which produces a 3 × 3 below:

ThenSumproduct adds all elements of the array to get the final answer 3of.

Can be "embedded" data area in "logic truth table or as a separate element of Sumproduct.

= SUMPRODUCT ((B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) *(C4: E6)) f = SUMPRODUCT ((B4: B6 = D10) * (C3: E3 = D9) (C4: E6)) both equal

You can add multiple kritria "OR" using the + operator within a criteria

In scenario 3 above, we collect the number of vehicles Ford, Suzuki sold on May 10.

SUMPRODUCT ((Dates = D24) *((auto = D25) + (auto = E25) + (auto = F25) + (auto = G25) + (auto = H25))* as ardata)

Logic or is added to the criteria using the above criteria operator within parking lot +

Logic is added by using the * between the dates and vehicle standards

You can add greater-than (>), less than (<) etc="" and="" other="" logic="" elements="" to="" the="" queries="" to="" suit="" your="">

Examples are provided below in "example" Excel 2003 is an example of a file.

What do you think the above method?

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VBA class registration closed a few hours – join now!

Posted on 20 May 2011 in charts and graphs, VBA macros-4 comments

The Quick declaration for you.

As you know, we opened our first batch of recordings from VBA classes online on May 9. This programme is aimed at beginners & VBA intermediate users. The objective of this session make you awesome in VBA. We close the registration for this program in a few hours more (exactly at 11: 59 pm, Pacific time, on 20 May 2011)

Click here to join our VBA class now.

At the time of writing this post (approximately 7: 30 am, "time" on 20 May), we have 153 participants in this program. This is definitely a bit more of what is expected. But, as I am confident and eager to help as many of you as possible. So go ahead and join the program, because you want to be awesome.

You can watch the lessons whenever you want: there are no live classes. So don't have the Internet at any given time. You can enjoy a vacation or busy at work and still able to learn VBA in your spare time.Get certificate course: at the end of 6 months, you will receive a certificate of completion of the course of the United States. Also know Excel: if you want to learn Excel, then go to school Excel VBA options +.  In this way, could be awesome in Excel and VBA. Plus, you get 9 months access to our online classes where you can discuss topics, ask questions, offer or repeat lessons and download materials. (6 months access to the VBA option only)

We close registration at 11: 59 p.m. Pacific time today (20 May). see this map to see when recording session will be closed in your time zone. (Click on map to download the excel file with chart)

VBA class registration closing times around the world

Or Download app countdown timer in our VBA class registration.

Some of you requesting the next batch of VBA class. We plan to reopen this course in September 2011. But, if we get too many students in this instalment, we may be busy for a few weeks more than expected.

So go ahead and join the class on.

We (Hui, Vijay and myself) thank you for supporting our first instalment of category VBA. We are eager to kick start next Monday (23) and share our knowledge of VBA. We hope to learn from your questions, ideas and tips so that we all can benefit from this.

Thank you.

Note: of course, we have a lesson on how to create application countdown timer in VBA row. Join us.


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Spreadsheets and Monte Carlo simulations (updated)

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Saturday, June 4, 2011

Switch "dynamically scenarios using wemshrohat

Posted on 1 June 2011 in Pivot Tables & charts-3 comments

Wemshrohat is the new favorite in Excel attributes. And in 2010 in Excel, such as optical filters are wemshrohat.

Let us be your sales report (link) to multiple vendors. Because you want to show the report to one person at a time, you can use report filters in the pivot table for this view. But find that switching between areas of pain using report filter.

Enter wemshrohat.

Now, just click the name of the region to show report for that region, such as this:

Using Slicers to dynamically show sales report by person

Now, we use wemshrohat Creative Director to make an interactive scenario in Excel, some thing like this:

Using Slicers to Switch Scenarios in Excel

This method gives the same result as displayed and select scenarios using VBA article, but easier to implement

You need to specify different scenarios in table, like this:

Scenario-wise data - setup

Select the table that you created in step 1, then insert a PivotTable. Use a variable name and variable value row label in the value field.

Select anywhere inside the axis. And now, on the Options tab, click the button "insert morgue". Click to insert a slicer field scenarios.

Add a slicer to select scenario

I'm beyond interpretation creates a form that is not relevant here.

Once you set up the form, simply refer to the pivot table for all values of variables.

Go to PivotTable worksheet and select in the morgue, click CTRL + X to cut it.

Return to the worksheet form and paste it into a morgue.
Disabling Slicer Heading and Clear Filter Button

Wemshrohat Excel by default shows the option to remove the filtered morgue. You can get rid of this button,

1) right click on the slicer
2) go to the slicer settings
3) UN option "show header check

See aside.

That's it, we transform smart scenario morgue ready. Now, you can extend this in several ways. For example, you can write some clever formulas of handling multiple selection wemshrohat. You can compare one scenario and another when you choose one or more of the morgue. Be much more. But let your imagination run wild.

I have made a simple example to demonstrate this technique.

Please download and open it in Excel 2010.

Screening action "scenario" and "axis" model for understanding how morgue setting, and how to do this.

As I said, is the favorite new attributes wemshrohat in Excel. And may use them as much as possible because it is easy to use and very powerful.

What about you? Do you frequently slide? What was your experience like? Please share ideas and tips with your comments.

1) create a "dashboard" in Excel using wemshrohat
2) create a dynamic chart using PivotTable report filters "
3) remove duplicates and sort the list by using the pivot table
4) more on modeling & pivot tables


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Mod () function in Excel to "implement escalation" [financial modeling tutorial]

Posted on 24 May 2011 in financial modeling, learning to Excel-9 comments

Take the apartment for rent $ 1000 per month and puts the owner provided escalation increased 10% in every 3 years. How you can model this in excel? In this tutorial and see how that escalation in certain frequency using the mod function is implemented in excel.

Function calculates the lip, the Ministry of defence in the Division. For example,

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Simple function, it calculates the remainder, but can check some of extremely complex tasks.

We want to create a form where user can change the frequency of escalation, for example, if you are able to negotiate escalate every 4 years, should be flexible enough to incorporate that sample.

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First of all we create the search, if the year escalation. We use here the function mod (). For example, if the requirement of three years, then stepped up to take the Ministry of Defence No. 3 year. If the remainder is zero, it means increasing year (I know it can be confusing ... So my suggestion-playing with the mod function ()).

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Once the escalation, we total up the escalation and find even one year total escalation.

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Then we simply take the basic numbers, and the number of escalations at this point in time.

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I have no doubt in my mind that a strong (and confusion). And confusion due to the nonlinear nature of the post (sometimes gives rise to consequences and results sometimes reduced)!.

If you plan to implement anything attribute for example, you want to color every fifth row of your excel, or you need to specify every day of the week, or anything like that, could be the function mod () function is very easy!

I know that the easiest way to do copy paste values in your form and update it manually. Easy to understand, but at the same time is not flexible. How implemented this functionality in your forms?

I have created a template for you, so give your subheadings and to bind the form to obtain cash numbers! You can download the same. from here you can go through and fill the yellow boxes. It also recommended trying to create this structure yourself (so you can get the hang of what information is logged).

Also you can download this template filled and check, if the information that you recorded, match mine or not!

For any queries regarding the impact of monetary or financial modelling, feel free to put comments in the blog or write an email to [email protected]

Modeling financial one repeated uses Excel. Please go through the below articles for more information,

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This article is written in the Pristina madrasa has. The author can be contacted at [email protected].
Awesome try training institution pristine CFA, Olli, etc. They train people in HSBC, etc. of the Board of Auditors. Is partnering with the Pristina madrasa has to bring a training program on the Internet you excel financial modeling Chandoo.org.

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Friday, June 3, 2011

Introduction to programming-introduction lesson "from VBA

Posted on 13 May of 2011 with VBA macros-13 comments

Andchallenge in VBA row. Many students who joined the no background programming VBA program. They may have written some simple software for a long time, but most lack a basic understanding of programming. Teaching VBA can be difficult if we tackle this problem.

Thus, we have added a lesson on "Introduction to programming". In this lesson, we aim to provide programmes for non-brogramers.

Because many of you think of join our VBA classes, it is appropriate to give this intro to programming lesson as lesson demonstration. Please see below.

In this lesson you will learn,

What do the terms software programming implies? Hello World program in conceptions of elements handlingmodolarizationkommintingravikal variablisobiratorskonditionslobsixsibshn fababrograming.

Click here to download the presentation slides [pdf]

Click here to load the workbook with the macros example HelloWorld (need to display the code in the workbook).

There is more to this lesson. In part 2 (30 minutes), we discuss various programming language & share tips on how to start programs.

You can get part 2 and more tutorials in VBA to join our VBA classes.

Click here to learn more about VBA tutorial & enrollment.

VBA Classes from Chandoo.org - Learn Microsoft Excel VBA & Macros

Please note that registrations will be closed Friday-20 May.

Please tell me how to introduce programming to the layman, by using comments. I would like to learn from your perspective.

Note: join row VBA if you want to become awesome in VBA and move forward.

PPS: also see the introduction to Excel.


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App countdown timer in VBA to remind you about "closing time fabaklasis"!!!

Posted on 18 May 2011 in products, and VBA macros-12 comments

Here is the countdown timer to make cool in VBA to remind you of our close registration fabaklasis!

Count-down timer app in VBA to remind you about the VBAClasses closing Time

I know it's awesome clarity. It will give you a few seconds before reading further.

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Copy already? Great.

I was thinking of ways to tell you that you've got less than 3 days to join row VBA. Then hit me, why not make an Excel workbook that tell you how much time you have got? So I did that.

Here is demo video of how VBA application (watch on YouTube):

Click here to download the workbook. Please enable macros to see it.

Note: you must drag and drop this file in Excel 2007 or above to see it.

First, we must tell you about its borders:

This workbook assumes that your computer is located in hotspot (or city) you have chosen.Current time is fetched from the local time for your computer by using the formula now ().

Now, basic construction can be broken for this workbook to 3 parts:

HotSpot/city siliktionkontdoon timerformatingi took an outline of the world and put it in a blank sheet. This may add 9 hotspots draw the nine circles. I name these hotspots spot1, spot2 ...You can guess, spot9As, all these points with the region, Australian PST to Time.I might assign macros to each of them once. To modify the macros only cell named valsbot with the name of the location you clicked. building immediately clicked, fetch the corresponding closing time of a table as follows:
Closing Times based on Selected HotSpotThen, I'm calculating time remaining by subtracting the current closing time similar logic is used ... to choose city. Insert checkbox and associated with a cell named also set shootimiri startimer a macro to the check box macro macro will call startimer. different name-(kontdoontimi) in this regard, I wrote some time loop will check if the correct shootimer and ask Excel to update korintimi when examining each symbol sikondthi from the uploaded file.

I leave that to your imagination.

Of course, the whole point of this is very simple.

If you want to learn VBA, please join our VBA classes. We will registration closes in 3 days. And then I'll be busy for the next few months teaching VBA for those of you who joined us.

Click here to join our VBA classes.

Note: when you join our class VBA, you get to learn how to create this timer application in detailed lesson 40 minutes. This is just one of many lessons in the classroom. So, join us.

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