Hi,
I have a data set that contains shipping information. The package details (number/weight/volume) are all contained in one cell. Is there a formula that will identify all of the weights and add them up?
For example: The below is from 1 cell and shows that there are 2 packages totaling 1217kgs (418kg+799kg). is there a formula that will just identify the 2 weights an total them?
1 PKG | 418 Kg | 0.509 m3 | 1 PKG | 799 Kg | 0.691 m3
Thanks,
Banno123
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DJunqueira Thank you so much, this has worked really well
I have another version as per attached sample but you will see that this also has "Kg CW" in it. Is it possible to have 3 formulas? one to sum the total "Kg", one to sum the "m3" and one to sum the "Kg CW"?
My understanding of Excel is not good enough to decipher your formula!
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Banno123
The formulas are there, but they are dependent of you decimal system, point or comma separator.
Amazing....that works really well.
Thank you so much
Tks for the feedback, glad to help.
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Last edited by wk9128; 02-28-2024 at 08:17 AM.
wk9128 points an interesting situation, we have sub-use LAMBDA function to create new personal functions.
Following this line of thought I created the function bellow (not VBA macro).
Function name 'ShipInfo':
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Last edited by DJunqueira; 02-28-2024 at 08:27 PM. Reason: Fix function formula
hi DJunqueira
Cell C9 should be 1300 not 1.3
Hi wk9128, this is due to my regional decimal system, Banno123 has a different one.
Forgot, different countries, regional decimal systems, misunderstood you, I apologize to you here
D2:D11 I will see # Value here!, How to avoid it again
D2:D11 is the same regional decimal problem, if you have the right one just reactivate the formula.
Please, keep checking me, the best moment of the forum is when exchange ideas.
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