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Select all data in original data then Home Find/Replace. In find box type - and in replace bos leave open. Remember the Pivot table does not count the word Answered, it counts how many cells under Answered column has something in it. The - is seen as “something”. Therefore all columns give same answer. Once you have done the replace right click the pivot table and select Refresh. Let me know if it solved the problem.
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Hálózsákok Tipegő can you post the google sheet links in the following comments, so that i can try to help you with a solution, but before moving to that, may i know have you copied the email from some website or any external sources or directly from your contacts list, if so then it is probably not working because of non printable characters.
Can you try this once and let me know, otherwise you post the google sheet link in the following comments.
=SPLIT(A1,","&CHAR(10))
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option for reference D10=IFERROR(TRIM(RIGHT(SUBSTITUTE(LEFT($D$9,FIND("^",SUBSTITUTE($D$9&CHAR(10),CHAR(10),"^",ROW(A1)))-1),CHAR(10),REPT(" ",50)),50)),"")
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I didn't know about this CHAR(10) thing so I'm commenting so I can find this thread later.
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. ✧ INDEX and MATCH . ✧ VLOOKUP . ✧ XLOOKUP (not working with older Excel versions) https://exceljet.net/articles/index-and-match https://exceljet.net/functions/vlookup-function https://exceljet.net/functions/xlookup-function
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like this ?
=TRIM(MID(SUBSTITUTE($A2,REPT(CHAR(160),2),REPT(" ",99)),99^(COLUMN(A$1)-1),99))
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Follow these steps:
1 - Filter the 1st table by right clicking on the red cell and filter by color. 2 - Once filtered, copy the entire filtered rows from 1st table 3 - Paste the copied rows in the 2nd table 4 - Select all values in the "Quantity" column in the 2nd table and sort smallest to largest and select Expand Selection.
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Only 2x Row with an Email addresses or ? . Row: 113 & 131 . No idea how the other Email addresses are placed... . For Row 131: . =MID(D50,FIND(CHAR(160),SUBSTITUTE(D50,CHAR(10),CHAR(160),LEN(D50)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(D50,CHAR(10),""))))+1,LEN(D50)-FIND(CHAR(160),SUBSTITUTE(D50,CHAR(10),CHAR(160),LEN(D50)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(D50,CHAR(10),"")))))
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maybe there are line breaks or non-breaking spaces, try.. =CLEAN(W7)*CLEAN(AJ7) or =SUBSTITUTE(W7,CHAR(160),"")*SUBSTITUTE(AJ7,CHAR(160),"")
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Tanuj Goyal refer the video below, on how you can apply the formula to get the desired output. shown two ways.
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Brian Matthiesen you can use either of the formulas as shown in the screenshot below,
• Formula used in cell A3
=INT((ROW()-3)/3)+1&CHAR(64+MOD((ROW()-3),3)+1)
• Formula used in cell B3
=INT((SEQUENCE(1000,,1,1)-1)/3)+1&CHAR(64+MOD((SEQUENCE(1000,,1,1)-1),3)+1)
• Formula used in cell C3
=LET(x,SEQUENCE(1000,,1,1)-1,INT((x)/3)+1&CHAR(64+MOD((x),3)+1))
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try:
I22=COUNTIFS(D22:H22,UNICHAR(10003))
J22=IF(I22=5,"✓","")
K22=IF(I22<>5,"✓","")
B29=IFERROR(INDEX($C$22:$C$26,AGGREGATE(15,6,(ROW($J$22:$J$26)-ROW($J$22)+1)/($J$22:$J$26=UNICHAR(10003)),ROWS(B$28:B28))),"")
C29=IFERROR(INDEX($C$22:$C$26,AGGREGATE(15,6,(ROW($K$22:$K$26)-ROW($K$22)+1)/($K$22:$K$26=UNICHAR(10003)),ROWS(C$28:C28))),"")
D29=TEXTJOIN(",",1,REPT($D$21:$H$21,INDEX($D$22:$H$26,MATCH($C29,$C$22:$C$26,0),0)<>UNICHAR(10003)))
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YES - don't use check boxes use Wingdings char 168 & 254 then use a simple VBA macro to swap the char when the cell is clicked. This works much better especially if you are going to be using hundreds or thousands of checkboxes, doesn't slow excel to a crawl then.
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Syed Salim Javeed RegEx solution...VBA function [write the code in Module]
Function RemoveChar(s As String) As String Dim RX As Object If RX Is Nothing Then Set RX = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp") RX.Global = True End If RX.Pattern = "[^a-zA-Z0-9]" RemoveChar = RX.Replace(s, "") End Function