How do I select only cells? For example, if we choose only B2 and B6, let's add and subtract each other because I can only go through all columns, for example A2,A6.
B2,B6
C2,C6 How do we select only cell B?
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I need to find a transformation which will help me select only the red rows from this Excel table in SSIS Visual Studio (2017).
The output table is supposed to have 2 columns, 14 rows.
In the first column, the rows I want to select always have LEN=5 and start with CZ0 (the 2 following numbers differ)... and then I need to add the 5th column with corresponding rows.
I tried Derived Column, Conditional Split, Merge Join etc. in various combinations but nothing seems to work.
Table to select from
I need to get SUM for TOP 10 rows only by counting unique claim numbers. Not for the whole dataset.
for that in a group properties I set Filter with expression:
But the total sum reflected for the whole dataset, not for top 10.
I tried using RunningValue finction, but no success:
https://mkncreations.com/site/2012/05/filter-top-n-group-totals/
What would be the way to capture sum for only top 10 rows?
Create row inside the group
2.Enter expression referencing dataset name (not group name):
=RunningValue(Fields!IdemnityReserves.Value,SUM,"UnitedSpecialty")
Make this row invisible
Add total row
Enter expression in total row referencing cell created in step 2:
=reportitems!Textbox288.Value
I have a budgeting spreadsheet where I am trying to get the sum of cells in col A if the string in Col B is a certain keyword. For example, one of my formulas is =SUMIF(D13:D36,"Restaurant",C13:C36), so if any of cells in Col D are Restaurant, it takes the amount in Col C and adds them up. I have about 10 of the same formula, each with a unique string/keyword. This function works fine.
My problem is when I add a lot of entries and my columns get longer than the code specifies, I need to go into each formula separately and update the cells (eg, change C13:C36 to C13:C45, but 10 times).
If I enter "C13" into a cell, for this example T1, is it possible to call the contents in cell T1 within the SUMIF function? So the function would look something like =SUMIF(D13:D36,"Restaurant",CELL(T1):C36). I know the CELL function doesn't work here but is there something that could?
What I am trying to do is write the start and ending cells somewhere in my sheet then call them inside the SUMIF function, so if I need to change them later I only need to update 4 cells rather than 10+.
First as stated in the comments, there is no cost to using full columns:
=SUMIF(D:D,"Restaurant",C:C)
Which now it does not matter how large it gets.
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But if one wants to limit it using other cells, I would use INDEX, instead of INDIRECT as INDIRECT is volatile(This only works in Excel):
=SUMIF(INDEX(D:D,T1):INDEX(D:D,T2),"Restaurant",INDEX(C:C,T1):INDEX(C:C,T2))
Where Cell T1 holds the start row and T2 holds the end row.
you could use simple QUERY like:
=QUERY({C13:D}, "select Col2, sum(Col1)
where Col2 matches 'Restaurant'
group by Col2
label sum(Col1)''", 0)
or for the whole group:
=QUERY({C13:D}, "select Col2, sum(Col1)
where Col2 is not null
group by Col2
label sum(Col1)''", 0)
How can I count how many rows have same data in 2 columns on an access report?
This report is always changing based on selections that are made by the user in a combo box and a list box. I want to do the coding in the report. is it possible?
I'm assuming you are looking for rows that have duplicate data across columns 1 and 2. So if in the first row column1 = a and column2 = b, and in another row column1 = a and column2 = b, then we have a duplicate row regardless of other columns. We have found 1 duplicate row.
Access has a find duplicates wizard under the create- query wizard tabs. Playing around with the wizard I got a count of rows with the same data. we subtract 1 to get the number of duplicate rows. Then I had to go to the sql pane of the designer to quickly wrap that query in a sum to get SumDuplicates. The resulting sql which give the total number of duplicate rows is:
SELECT Sum(Duplicates) as SumDuplicates
FROM
(
SELECT Count([column1])-1 AS Duplicates
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Table1.column1, Table1.column2
HAVING (((Count(Table1.column1))>1) AND ((Count(Table1.column2))>1))
);
Adust column and table names to fit your database structure
I got a sum Table 1 from a dataset, grouped by a parent Group 1 and a child group 2.For C, it sums values for different Sites.
The table I really want is to merge the SumValue under one column and re-name the group, e.g., C1 & C2 instead of Site-C1 & Site-C2.
I have tried to rename the Group 2 from Site_C1 and Site_C2 to C1 and C2, but it still splits to different columns:
Thank you for your help in advance.
It is similar to a question you posted before. As I said in that moment you can use an expression to conditionally set the grouping settings in your matrix. Add a matrix and add the Group 1 to Column Groups
In the Group properties / Group on put this expression:
=IIF(
Fields!Group.Value="C",
RIGHT(Fields!Subgroup2.Value,2),
Fields!Group.Value
)
Note Subgroup2 is Group 2 in your case.
Put the same expression on the header (the selected cell in the screenshot). It will preview the following matrix:
Let me know if this helps.
I would add one ore more calculated field to the dataset. There you can add the values of the relevant columns like this:
=IIF(IsNothing(Fields!C10.Value), 0,Fields!C10.Value)
+ IIF(IsNothing(Fields!C11.Value), 0,Fields!C11.Value)
+ IIF(IsNothing(Fields!C11.Value), 0,Fields!C12.Value)
In your table, don't bind a column to C10, C11.. but bind it to the calculated field.