Alternate way for "Find and replace"? PlsHelp

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pshycozak - 28 Dec 2010 à 07:12
rizvisa1 Posts 4478 Registration date Thursday 28 January 2010 Status Contributor Last seen 5 May 2022 - 9 Feb 2011 à 16:41
Hello,

I have an excel workbook which i have to change it everyday. It has two sheets: one of them the operators inputs the daily values and in the second sheet which I operate there are statistical formulas like standard deviation min value max value mean and average. Every morning I open the first sheet and read the row numbers for the day before values entered I note them go to the statistics sheet and "edit -> replace" ( or ctrl+h) and change the row numbers of the statistical formulas row numbers according to the noted row numbers and get the new daily numbers.

To illustrate
=STDEV('FRDG 2010'!H7270:H7377)
25/12/2010 values start in the sheet FRDG 2010 at row 7270 and ends at 7377
26/12/2010 values start in the sheet FRDG 2010 at row 7374 and ends at 7482

I do this by ctrl+h ==> find what 7270 replace with 7374 ok
find what 7377 replace with 7482 ok
I got the new standard deviations etc.




Can I do this automatically?

I tried such a way but could not manage it; I used vlookup function to read the row numbers with today function to read the date and look it up in the first page. Upto this point I got the values ( row numbers that the values of the day before's values started and ended) but couldnt find a way to put them in formulas.



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rizvisa1 Posts 4478 Registration date Thursday 28 January 2010 Status Contributor Last seen 5 May 2022 766
9 Feb 2011 à 16:41
Could you please upload a sample EXCEL file WITH sample data, macro, formula , conditional formatting etc on some shared site like https://authentification.site , http://docs.google.com, http://wikisend.com/ , http://www.editgrid.com etc
AND post back here the link to allow better understanding of how it is now and how you foresee. Based on the sample book, could you re-explain your problem too.


Note:
your data need not be to be real data but a good representative of how data looks like