... to other cells.
You should end up with something like this (I have added some conditional formatting which colors the cells red or green for demonstration purposes):
If you understand this ...
... any more stupid, he'd have to be watered twice a week."
Joke4:="He has two brain cells, one is lost the other is out looking for it."
Joke5:="If you gave him a penny for his thoughts, you ...
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Last Step:
Format the cells in Excel containing the header under "Alignment" to "Wrap Text". The difference the above does, is that when ...
... cells around it without a border. You may find that BIDS or Report Builder (however you're building your report) will apply the border to some cells and sometimes a whole section of the report with just ...
What?
This is a quick article on how to convert some cells in Microsoft Excel to number values...
Why?
OMG. Seriously Microsoft! I have spent an hour trying to convert a column of currency values ...
...
This returns the number of unique values in the range A3 to A1000 and excludes the blank/empty cells.
Display all Unique
Found this note on one of Microsoft Help sites:
Office 2010:
Select the ...
... Problem
We can select all cells and set row height to be 30 for example, but everytime we refresh the data in the Excel spreadsheet, all the rows get re-adjusted to fit the data and lose that consistency. ...
... start on Monday.
Use an EXCEL PivotTable filter: Move your YEARWEEK field to the "Report Filter" section
Alternative option... still in progress...
Create two cells with the default from and to ...
This may sound silly to some but I've written a note because I spent time googling and still didn't find an answer.
My situation is that I wanted to put an expression to format the border (empty cells ...
... a new report:
We're going to run the wizard here but without it just add a matrix with [time] in the "column" and [room] in the "row" and [note/status] in the "data" cells.
2. Use the SQL ...
... pane and scroll down to the "Fill > BackgroundColor" row and copy the value to your clipboard or notepad, etc. Then select all the remaining cells in the row and paste your expression in the "Fill > BackgroundColor" ...
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