Excel I Need To Add The Names Found In Column A Based On The Values In Column Aj Same Row

How do I merge multiple columns of data in an Excel sheet into one?

Basis Andrew's detailed and very informative response below, and further comments in that, below is my understanding of your requirement:You have multiple excel sheets each with many rows and columns of dataThe data is all numericTask is to be repeated later multiple times (daily, weekly, monthly etc.)Basis the above requirement, one solution I can recommend is as below:First merge all the excel files together. Consider some VBA code for this (refer this link for a start)Create a named range where you have your data (e.g. named range is Data_Range)Identify the number of rows and columns in your data using the below formulasr = ROWS(Data_Range)c = COLUMNS(Data_Range)In the column where you want all the values (say you want it in column A) type the below formula in first cell (i.e. cell A1)=INDEX(Data_Range,ROUNDUP(ROW()/COLUMNS(Data_Range),0),IF(MOD(ROW(),COLUMNS(Data_Range))=0,COLUMNS(Data_Range),MOD(ROW(),COLUMNS(Data_Range))))Copy this formulas down to as many rows as (r * c)

How do I delete rows based on values in a column?

Apply a sort to your data table to place all the items you are searching for together.Select the rows you want to delete by clicking to select the first row and using Shift + Page Down or arrow keys till you have all rows selected.Delete the selected rows by choosing delete rows from the edit menu, or right clicking and choosing delete rows.

How do I get the number of columns in a pandas dataframe?

Df.columns gives you list of your columns. Basically if you set len () func to this list u can get numbers of df columnsNum_cols = len (df.columns)

How do I pick the lowest number in Excel/LibreOffice from 3 columns and name it as “1”, “2” or “3”, depending on which column has the lowest number?

There are a couple of different ways to do this. I am going to show you the cleaner way first, but then show you an alternative way that is more flexible.The First Way:Find the MIN of A, B, and C, and then use a MATCH to find the matching column number:The Second Way:Find the 3rd-Largest number of A, B, and C, and then use a MATCH to find the matching column number:One of the reasons I like the Second Way using the LARGE function is because you can easily change which number you’re looking for. For example, to find the middle value, just change the 3 in the formula bar to a 2:

Is there a way to insert multiple images in excel, each image in one row, column B has filename?

When people want to add pictures to a worksheet, they usually need to clear out any pictures that might already be there. They also want to size the pictures to fit the cell.The following sub does that, putting the pictures in a row (as requested) instead of a column. As written, the macro puts the pictures starting in cell C1. The path is hardcoded, and the picture file names should go in in cell B2 and below. If there is a blank cell in the picture file name column, it will be ignored.Sub AddPictures()
'Puts pictures in row 1, starting in column C. Each picture is resized to fit the cell.
Dim cel As Range, Pictures As Range, PictureFileNames As Range, targ As Range
Dim j As Long, n As Long
Dim flPath As String, flName As String
Dim shp As Shape
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
flPath = "X:\Miscellany\" 'Path to pictures
With ActiveSheet
Set Pictures = .Range("C1") 'First picture goes here
Set PictureFileNames = .Range("B2") 'First picture file name found here
Set PictureFileNames = Range(PictureFileNames, .Cells(.Rows.Count, PictureFileNames.Column).End(xlUp)) 'All picture file names in this column
n = Application.CountA(PictureFileNames)
If n = 0 Then Exit Sub

'Delete existing pictures
For Each shp In .Shapes
If shp.Type = msoPicture Then
If shp.TopLeftCell.Row = Pictures.Row Then shp.Delete
End If
Next

'Add new pictures, resized to fit the cell
For Each cel In PictureFileNames
If cel.Value <> "" Then
j = j + 1
Set targ = Pictures.Cells(1, j)
Set shp = .Shapes.AddPicture(Filename:=flPath & cel.Value, linktofile:=msoFalse, savewithdocument:=msoCTrue, _
Left:=targ.Left, Top:=targ.Top, Width:=targ.Width, Height:=targ.RowHeight)
shp.Name = "pic" & cel.Value
End If
Next
End With
End Sub