Is it possible to generate a serial number in excel, in a single cell that is updated/rolled on, each time the form is used?
I have got it down to rolling on by 1 digit daily, by subtracting one date from another, but I can't figure out how to generate the number more than once a day.
Basically, this form will be used for dispatching goods out through stores.
Hi there. Wondering if you could help me. I used this video to help me to auto format. However I have a problem.... I have a Filter and with filter it does not work.Imagine this scenario ROw - Date Out - Qtd - Client 1 20Jan-10 - 100 - 1 2 24Jan-10 - 120 - 1 3 21Jan-10 - 110 - 2 4 27Jan-10 - 100 - 1 So when I use a filter by Cliente = 1 Would bring this 1 20Jan-10 - 100 - 1 2 24Jan-10 - 120 - 1 4 27Jan-10 - 100 - 1 On that case Row 2 and 4 would have the same color..
I found out a way to make this work on Excel 2007. Not sure if it's a regional thing, but... try switching the coma to semi-colon in the formula. As in: =MOD(ROW();2) instead of =MOD(ROW(),2). Worked for me.
Hundreds of people have used this method. Can you be more specific as to where it is going wrong? Perhaps the instructions need better clarification at some point?
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NgauTauKok327 6 months ago
You just saved me a lot of time. Thanks.
iamzero79 8 months ago
Is it possible to generate a serial number in excel, in a single cell that is updated/rolled on, each time the form is used?
I have got it down to rolling on by 1 digit daily, by subtracting one date from another, but I can't figure out how to generate the number more than once a day.
Basically, this form will be used for dispatching goods out through stores.
Thanks in advance.
kannoosh69 1 year ago
Great explanation of the functions. Thanks.
MegaDecima 1 year ago
Sorry, Me again. Run out of characters...
So, as you can see when using filter it does not work.
Anyway to solve this problem ?
Thank you very much
You have very helpful video !
joaopnz 1 year ago
joaopnz 1 year ago
i finaly got it to work but on an other comp. , on my pc it's still not working i guess i'll reinstall office
5tones 2 years ago
I found out a way to make this work on Excel 2007. Not sure if it's a regional thing, but... try switching the coma to semi-colon in the formula. As in: =MOD(ROW();2) instead of =MOD(ROW(),2). Worked for me.
nakan0 2 years ago
it's not working for me
it keeps telling me that the formula you typed contains an error
can someone please help me , i did it EXACTLY how you said , and it's stil not working
5tones 2 years ago
For me it doesn't work eighter.
"The formula you typed contains an error"
I'm using MS Office Excel 2003 SP3.
stuifbergen 2 years ago
it's very good. but how can i add two colors?
alvin322 2 years ago
condition 1 (formula):
=mod(row(),2)=0 [color 1]
condition 2 (formula):
=mod(row(),2)=1 [color 2]
You could also do 3 colors with mod(xx,3)
isntrocketsurgery 2 years ago
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xegos 2 years ago
superb!! well done!!
alvin322 2 years ago
i just got out of the shower and im still naked xD T
clevelandrox07 3 years ago
That was excellent thank you :)
salongirl77 3 years ago
Very nicely done! I especially liked your explanation of the =MOD() portion of the formula.
Danny
DannyRocksExcels 3 years ago
LOve U dude for this useful info....
itsmesajjad 3 years ago
Cheers mate!
leemboo7 3 years ago
I tried this and it doesn't seem to work.
jmonn01 3 years ago
Hundreds of people have used this method. Can you be more specific as to where it is going wrong? Perhaps the instructions need better clarification at some point?
craigopher 3 years ago
Thanks for the reply. I got it to work. I wish i knew about it before I manually deleted 100s of rows.
jmonn01 3 years ago
I was looking for this. Very useful. Thank you very much.
stenionet 3 years ago
Great vid, very informative and thorough. Thanks!
kmattso1 4 years ago