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Dealing with dates 3: opening and saving csv files without data corruption
This post makes use of a spreadsheet for reading data from text files, including comma separated value (csv) files. The latest version includes a routine for saving the imported data in csv format. It can be downloaded (including full open-source … Continue reading
Dealing with dates 2: Getting cell data type and format code
When working with imported data, or data from an opened csv file, it is often important to know the data type that has been used to store the data. This may not be obvious, for instance in the previous post we … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Data types, date formats, Excel, Format codes, Number formats, UDF, VBA, [$-F800]
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Dealing with dates -1, date values and formats
Following a discussion at Eng-Tips, I have been having a closer look at how Excel handles the entry and display of dates. The Eng-Tips discussion concerned changes to data when csv files are opened in Excel. I will deal with that (together with … Continue reading
Posted in Excel
Tagged date formatting, date values, dates, Excel, language settings, regional settings
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Reversing Bob
Following our look at Weird Al Jankovic’s palindromic song, Bob, I have written two short VBA User Defined Functions (UDFs) to help writing palindromes (and possibly with other tasks as well). Reverse() will, as the name suggests, reverse any text entered as … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Link to Python, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, Palindromes, Python, Reverse strings, UDF, VBA
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Baby Names and Pivot Tables
Baby Boom: An Excel Tutorial on Analyzing Large Data Sets is a comprehensive (and free) tutorial looking at analysing public databases of baby names, using Excel: There are professional data analysts out there who tackle “big data” with complex software, … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Excel
Tagged Analysing data, Excel, large data sets, Pivot charts, pivot tables, tutorial
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