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- What does the @ symbol mean in Excel formula (outside a table)
Excel has recently introduced a huge feature called Dynamic arrays And along with that, Excel also started to make a " substantial upgrade " to their formula language One such upgrade is the addition of @ operator which is called Implicit Intersection Operator
- What is the character code for new line break in excel
If I am pasting from SSMS into Excel and I want an entry to appear on two lines within Excel, Char(10) doesn't work for me either — with or without Turn on Word Wrap I activate Turn on Word Wrap for the whole sheet and add a couple of spaces where I want the concatenation to happen This works because most of my strings are of similar length
- excel - How do I declare a global variable in VBA? - Stack Overflow
In the case of Excel, this means the variables will be available as long as that particular Excel workbook is open Public intA As Integer Private intB As Integer Function AddSomeNumbers() As Integer intA = 2 intB = 3 AddSomeNumbers = intA + intB End Function 'intA and intB are still both available
- Excel telling me my blank cells arent blank - Stack Overflow
3)Now that the information in Excel is in the text file, perform a select all in the text file (ctrl+a), and then copy (ctrl+c) 4)Go to the beginning of the original range in step 1, and paste over that old information from the copy in step 3
- Generate sql insert script from excel worksheet - Stack Overflow
if you dont specify the IDENTITY values in the excel sheet; you can change and re-run the edit top 200 rows sql script by removing IDENTITY column So when you copy and paste the values without IDENTITY; this method will work
- excel - Cracking Sheet Password with VBA - Stack Overflow
The Excel worksheet password protection works by converting the input password to a hash and stores it A hash is a one-way algorithm that crunches up the bits, losing some information along the way, but generating a fingerprint of the original data
- excel - How can I reference a cells value in PowerQuery - Stack Overflow
= Excel Workbook(File Contents(GetValue("SourceFile"))) If the cell is part of an Excel table, the above is not needed - you can import access that table's data directly using the "From Table Range" button in the "Data" ribbon
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