excel

问题 I am using XLSX to parse data from an xlsx file. The problem is that when I try to get the data, the data is different depending on whether I read it in XLSX and CSV. I prefer to read it in CSV, since if I don't have to transform the dates according to the Excel format. I am trying to convert the XLSX file to CSV when the user uploads the file. The way I try is: const reader: FileReader = new FileReader(); reader.onload = (e: any) => { var binaryData = e.target.result; //Converting Binary

问题 Formatting a value to display units adds clarity while retaining the numerical value in the cell. This can be done using: =TEXT(1000,"#,### kW") or via the formatting dialog: Format Cells > Number > Category Custom But some characters are not allowed by either method. How can this be done for units like "kWh" or "kWh/yr" without converting the value to a text type and thereby preventing the value from being used in a calculation? 回答1: Either enclose your string within quotes, or "escape" each

问题 Formatting a value to display units adds clarity while retaining the numerical value in the cell. This can be done using: =TEXT(1000,"#,### kW") or via the formatting dialog: Format Cells > Number > Category Custom But some characters are not allowed by either method. How can this be done for units like "kWh" or "kWh/yr" without converting the value to a text type and thereby preventing the value from being used in a calculation? 回答1: Either enclose your string within quotes, or "escape" each

问题 I am using XLSX to parse data from an xlsx file. The problem is that when I try to get the data, the data is different depending on whether I read it in XLSX and CSV. I prefer to read it in CSV, since if I don't have to transform the dates according to the Excel format. I am trying to convert the XLSX file to CSV when the user uploads the file. The way I try is: const reader: FileReader = new FileReader(); reader.onload = (e: any) => { var binaryData = e.target.result; //Converting Binary

问题 I was thinking of a double VBA VLOOKUP or a double conditional If for that 2 cells and return another cell from the specific row back on Sheet1. Basically a double VBA VLOOKUP or a double conditional IF when the strings were found I'd be going with the VLOOKUP in VBA , sort of look for A2 and D2 from Sheet 1 in Sheet 2 Range A1:A999 and D2:D999 and if the results match output C cell from the same row back on C2 in Sheet 1 But not sure how to proceed further. Any advice would be more than

问题 With reference to this quesion in Cell B1 I use the formula =SUM(INDEX(UNIQUE(A2:B9),,2)) in order to only sumup the unique values per product . All this works perfectly. Now, I set a filter in Column A and exclude for example Product_A and Product_C from the list: As you can see the 1.900 in Cell B1 remains. However, I only want to apply the formula in Cell B1 to the filtered data which means that - in this case - the value in Cell B1 should be 1.000 . Normally, I could achieve this with a

问题 With reference to this quesion in Cell B1 I use the formula =SUM(INDEX(UNIQUE(A2:B9),,2)) in order to only sumup the unique values per product . All this works perfectly. Now, I set a filter in Column A and exclude for example Product_A and Product_C from the list: As you can see the 1.900 in Cell B1 remains. However, I only want to apply the formula in Cell B1 to the filtered data which means that - in this case - the value in Cell B1 should be 1.000 . Normally, I could achieve this with a

问题 Given a certain range rngRange e.g. set rngRange = Workbooks(2).Worksheets(5).Range("C4:P49") If I use rngRange.select it will throw an error message if the table containing the range is not the active window/workbook/table (e.g. by wbWorkbook.Activate and wsWorsheet.Activate ). Using rngRange.Activate by itself doesn't work (throws an error), probable a simple problem. But somehow I'm blind today. Is it possible to "activate" the range directly without activating the workbook/worksheet first

问题 Can HTMLDocument be forced to a specific documentMode when using MSHTML in Excel? So far, all properties and methods related to this seem to only return values and cannot be set (ex. documentMode, compatMode, compatible). While scraping and parsing HTML, I'm getting different behaviours in Excel on other machines in the organization which is why I want to standardize as much as I can. Code: Dim doc As HTMLDocument Set doc = New HTMLDocument Debug.Print "compatMode: " & doc.compatMode Debug

问题 I am currently trying to write a python script to generate a excel workbook template file from a json file. To do this I have been using openpyxl and implementing excel functions in the template for ease of access. I'm not well-versed in excel, and I am using python as a "catalyst of learning." What I'm discovering when I open a generated file is that the functions I input have '@' symbols in certain places. In python : from openpyxl import Workbook wb = Workbook() sh = wb.active sh["A2"] = "