Tom’s Tips For Excel, Volume 1 (workbooks 1 to 100)

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• You get 2 complete sets of the first 100 TTFE workbooks, all interactive with formulas and code, most with bonus features.
• You get a searchable index with hyperlinks to the workbooks.
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This is Volume 1, with many more volumes of 100 Excel examples each that will be available during 2021 and 2022.

Description

TTFE Workbook Name
Index_Search_TTFE_Volume1.xlsm (a list of all workbooks with their searchable keywords, and hyperlinks to those workbooks)
TTFE_0001_Conditional Formatting for repeated items in a list.xlsm
TTFE_0002_Looking up a value by its intersecting row and column labels and Conditionally Formatting the lookup result.xlsm
TTFE_0003_Using a formula to create a unique sorted list from a larger list of duplicated entries.xlsm
TTFE_0004_Comparing items in two lists using Conditional Formatting.xlsm
TTFE_0005_Entering the date and time of changes to your worksheet cells.xlsm
TTFE_0006_Case-sensitive lookup.xlsm
TTFE_0007_Using the LOOKUP function in forward and reverse for the last entry of a lookup criterion.xlsm
TTFE_0008_Using the SUBSTITUTE function to convert date-like values to true dates.xlsm
TTFE_0009_Adding and subtracting times in the same calendar day or across midnight.xlsm
TTFE_0010_Explaining the VLOOKUP function.xlsm
TTFE_0011_Using the CHOOSE function with the VLOOKUP function for a reverse (right to left) lookup.xlsm
TTFE_0012_Doing a forward (left to right) lookup using the INDEX and MATCH functions.xlsm
TTFE_0013_Doing a reverse (right to left) lookup using the INDEX and MATCH+ functions.xlsm
TTFE_0014_Returning the value, row, and cell address of the last number and text entry in a vertical (column) list.xlsm
TTFE_0015_Showing options to custom format dates as months, as days, and as years.xlsm
TTFE_0016_Counting unique values in one or more separate lists.xlsm
TTFE_0017_Returning each weekday’s first and last dates for any month in any year.xlsm
TTFE_0018_Transposing a 2-column range of data into a single row or a single column.xlsm
TTFE_0019_Using the +0 coercer to change a text value to a valid date.xlsm
TTFE_0020_Looking up the row, column, and address in a multi-row, multi-column range.xlsm
TTFE_0021_Showing a table of all possible fiscal monthly quarter numbers, using just one formula.xlsm
TTFE_0022_Summing and averaging the last 8 (for example) numbers in a list while ignoring empty cells.xlsm
TTFE_0023_Showing SUMPRODUCT and SUMIFS examples for counting and summing between dates.xlsm
TTFE_0024_Returning a cell’s comment text with a user-defined function.xlsm
TTFE_0025_Looking up the MIN and MAX numbers to return a value in their same row of another column.xlsm
TTFE_0026_Populating a ComboBox and ListBox without using a loop or the RowSource property.xlsm
TTFE_0027_Showing the FREQUENCY function to count values that occur within a range of values.xlsm
TTFE_0028_Showing a reverse (right to left) lookup using VLOOKUP with an IF function and array constant
TTFE_0029_Identifying the last row, last column, and addresses of a worksheet’s data-only range, and its used range.xlsm
TTFE_0030_Custom formatting to show prefix text in a text-containing cell and in a formula-containing cell.xlsm
TTFE_0031_Summing or averaging cells at intervals of every Nth row, for example every 4 rows.xlsm
TTFE_0032_Counting percentages within a numerical range.xlsm
TTFE_0033_Automatically dismissing a message box.xlsm
TTFE_0034_Using a formula to transpose a vertical range horizontally, maintaining reference to the source values.xlsm
TTFE_0035_Calculating the portions of elapsed and remaining for any month.xlsm
TTFE_0036_Evaluating if a time falls within a range of times.xlsm
TTFE_0037_Evaluating if a number is a multiplier of another number.xlsm
TTFE_0038_Using the LOOKUP function without a lookup table.xlsm
TTFE_0039_Toggling a worksheet’s range visibility, and a Form button’s caption and font color.xlsm
TTFE_0040_Defaulting the No button in a YesNo message box.xlsm
TTFE_0041_Identifying protected cells with Conditional Formatting.xlsm
TTFE_0042_Calculating employee overtime pay.xlsm
TTFE_0043_Conditionally formatting times for AM and PM.xlsm
TTFE_0044_Custom formatting large numbers to be in thousands with a K or in millions with an M.xlsm
TTFE_0045_Using a formula to convert trailing negative signs to true negative numbers.xlsm
TTFE_0046_Bubble-sorting a ListBox at Initialization, without touching the source data.xlsm
TTFE_0047_Bubble-sorting, by a specified field, a multi-column ListBox at Initialization, without touching the source data.xlsm
TTFE_0048_Dynamic data validation – adjusting the drop-down list depending on another cell’s data validated selection.xlsm
TTFE_0049_Showing a vertical divider between ListBox fields without affecting the worksheet or source data range.xlsm
TTFE_0050_Double-clicking any cell in a range of data to toggle-sort the range by ascending or descending order of that cell’s column
TTFE_0051_Coloring the selected cell as you move about the spreadsheet.xlsm
TTFE_0052_Coloring the single selected cell, and its entire row or column, as you move about the spreadsheet.xlsm
TTFE_0053_Coloring the single selected cell’s row or column within its current region
TTFE_0054_Formatting a contrasting color for partial text between specified characters.xlsm
TTFE_0055_Listing incremental cell values into a contiguous range.xlsm
TTFE_0056_Getting your desktop’s directory path.xlsm
TTFE_0057_Saving and closing all open workbooks (in this instance), except this workbook.xlsm
TTFE_0058_Closing a single specific workbook if it is open in this instance.xlsm
TTFE_0059_Listing which embedded ActiveX CheckBoxes are checked, if any.xlsm
TTFE_0060_Showing a class module example to monitor 12 text boxes in a UserForm for numeric entry only.xlsm
TTFE_0061_Creating a new PowerPoint Presentation and adding a Slide to it, all from Excel.xlsm
TTFE_0062_Finding your worksheet’s used range; it doesn’t always start in cell A1 or end in a predictable cell.xlsm
TTFE_0063_Identifying which OptionButton was selected.xlsm
TTFE_0064_Verifying the author of a workbook.xlsm
TTFE_0065_Listing a few rules and tips for VBA variable names.xlsm
TTFE_0066_Preventing the addition of new worksheets if you don’t want to protect the entire workbook.xlsm
TTFE_0067_Controlling the times of day a workbook can be saved.xlsm
TTFE_0068_Showing a UserForm at your preferred position on the monitor.xlsm
TTFE_0069_Stripping the last 5 characters from a string, using a formula.xlsm
TTFE_0070_Stripping the last 5 characters from a string, using a VBA User-Defined Function and a macro.xlsm
TTFE_0071_Extracting numbers, letters, and special characters from a mixed alphanumeric string.xlsm
TTFE_0072_Showing the API calls and syntax for a macro to call and work with a modeless (floating) Message Box.xlsm
TTFE_0073_Showing Excel VBA’s UNION method to simultaneously select (or operate upon without selecting) non-contiguous ranges.xlsm
TTFE_0074_Automating your SpinButton to revert to its next valid value within a min and max numerical range.xlsm
TTFE_0075_Showing a macro that plays 3 Windows Media sounds with message boxes.xlsm
TTFE_0076_Showing how to stop seeing those annoying menu floaties.xlsm
TTFE_0077_Disabling the pop-up menu when right-clicking onto a worksheet tab.xlsm
TTFE_0078_Parsing a string to the left and to the right of the position of the first numeric character.xlsm
TTFE_0079_Showing an original 2-column list as a 1-column list by its columns or rows, or as a 2-row list of paired items.xlsm
TTFE_0080_Using the HYPERLINK function that takes you to the first or last empty cell in a range.xlsm
TTFE_0081_Using VBA’s ENVIRON function to list your PC’s operating environment information.xlsm
TTFE_0082_Converting text values to a numerical value scale.xlsm
TTFE_0083_Limiting a UserForm’s ListBox to a specified count (3 in this example) of selected items.xlsm
TTFE_0084_Automatically updating and sorting a comment’s text when a new unique word or name is added to a list.xlsm
TTFE_0085_Using the INDEX, MATCH, and CELL functions when the lookup value and the lookup range are in the same column.xlsm
TTFE_0086_Converting a column letter to its number, and from a column number to its letter.xlsm
TTFE_0087_Consolidating data from its range of multiple columns and rows into a single list ordered by column or by row.xlsm
TTFE_0088_Showing the keyboard shortcuts to select the active cell’s entire row, or to select its entire column.xlsm
TTFE_0089_Getting a month’s number from a date, and from a non-date text month name.xlsm
TTFE_0090_Rounding up and down by the one-eighth fraction or 0.125 decimal.xlsm
TTFE_0091_Using the MIN and MAX functions for VLOOKUP criteria.xlsm
TTFE_0092_Using the MIN and MAX functions for reverse VLOOKUP criteria.xlsm
TTFE_0093_Averaging the ‘n’ (3 in this example) highest and lowest numbers in a list.xlsm
TTFE_0094_Using the DATEDIF function for elapsed time in years, months, and days.xlsm
TTFE_0095_Using a VBA macro to sum many columns with varying entries on the single next available row.xlsm
TTFE_0096_Using a VBA macro to sum many columns with varying entries on the next available row of each column.xlsm
TTFE_0097_Comparing text for a perfect case match.xlsm
TTFE_0098_Counting for a specific character and its case in a string.xlsm
TTFE_0099_Verifying if a specified case-sensitive character is present in a cell.xlsm
TTFE_0100_Defaulting the Find dialog box to look in Values.xlsm

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