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"Often I have to compare more than 500 entries of text (lists of names and surnames). It is important to compare identical columns (uppercase, tildes, etc ...) Is it inevitable to use conditional? Is there a simple formula to solve it? "

In response to both questions: It is not necessary to use conditional and yes there is a very simple formula to solve the problem described. Let's start as always setting an example:

To compare the existing names in Schedule 1 and Schedule 2, we will use two different methods. With the first we compare if the text entered in, for example, cell B4 is the same as the one entered in cell C4, regardless of whether they are written in capitals or not. To do this we place ourselves in cell E4 and type the following formula:

= B4 = C4

The possible outcomes to this type of formulas are TRUE or FALSE. In our case the solution will be true because the text of B4 is the same as that of C4. But if what interests us is to check that if in addition to containing the same text is written in exactly the same way then we must use the SAME . To do this we place ourselves in cell F4 and type:

= EXACT (B4, C4)

The SAME function compares two strings and returns TRUE if they are exactly equal and FALSE if not. This function is case-sensitive but ignores formatting differences. In the next chart you can see various examples of text strings and the result of applying the first and the second method:

Differentiate between upper and lower is a fairly simple (although obviously it is better to automate, especially if the number of entries is high) but not so much difference strings look similar but contain spaces before or after this string (to locate spaces in the middle of a string is also quite simple in principle). To avoid this problem you can use the SPACES. This function removes spaces from text except for the normal space left between words. Note that the B6 and C6 cells are apparently identical. But B6 contains a space after the name. To "cleanse" the space apply the formula SPACES (B6).

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"I need to generate 10 random numbers between 1 and 20 without repeat none Is it possible without using of VBA? "

Let's see how to fix this problem without using macros. For this we will use two functions: RANDOM and RANK .

The RAND function returns a random number greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1, uniformly distributed. Each time you calculate the worksheet, it returns a new random number. No arguments so that the syntax is = RAND ()

RANK function can make inquiries at the post value hierarchy within a range or array .

1. We started building the next sheet:

2. In the range B4: B23 we generate 20 random numbers. We selected this range (B4: B23) and the selected range began to write the following formula:

= RAND () and press Ctrl + Enter . In this way one will fill the entire selected range attack (you can also write the same formula in B4, then copy down to cell B23). The result is shown in the figure below. You can check it by pressing F9 will recalculate all the random numbers.

3. Select again the range B4: B23 and click do in Name Box (left of formula bar) and write the name list, and press Enter .

4. We are located in cell E3 and type the formula:

= RANK (B4, list)

Thus excel "order" B4 the random value based on the order to occupy between 1 and 20 Why between 1 and 20? Because we generated 20 random numbers collected in the range name list a.

5. E3 copy the formula down to cell E12 and problem solved.

Try pressing the F9 key to generate new random numbers. Obviously you can hide column B if not interested to see the 20 random numbers that result.

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One of the blogs I usually visit is excel Bacon Bits . Reading your article of May 10 I discovered a new trick I know: the ability to move in a range by double clicks on the edges of the selected cell. Let's take a simple example. Suppose we have the following table:

We in cell B4. If you double-click the bottom edge of the selected cell excel moves us to the last cell with content below the cell that is:

The same can be done right, left or up, by double clicking the right edge, left or top respectively.

this trick we can "get a little more juice" if you press the Shift while we make the double click. In this way select areas on the right, left, up or down quickly.

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" I have a table with dates and the accrual I need some data to the right of the date I displayed the number of days in the month of that date Any simple solution? "

Of course no problemo . Take the example of departure:

The solution is simple using the DIA functions and EOMONTH . In particular we will be nested within the function EOMONTH DIA. We follow the following steps:

1. In cell C3 enter the following formula:

= EOMONTH (B3, 0)

EOMONTH function takes two arguments: Start_date and Months. Start_date is the serial number that represents the start date; Months is the number of months before or after Start_date . In our case the starting date is the date in question that interests us and, therefore, necessary to add zero months. Thus the formula calculated indicated the last day of cell B3. If this formula now nested within the function DIA (which returns the number of days a particular date) and have the number of days of the date in question.

2. In cell C3 added to the formula that had the function DIA. It should be as follows:

= DAY (EOMONTH (B3, 0))

3. We are located at the bottom right of the cell C3 and double click (Smart Copy) to fill the remaining cells. The result will be searched: