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Map excel sheet with excel formulas on the fly... |
You can import your excel data using Excel Formulas like a magic. You don't have to alter your existing excel sheet, just MAP your excel sheet columns with EA4 Templates & thats all. While Mapping your sheet with EA4 templates you can use Excel Formulas in column names to import calculated data.
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Following table is showing how formulas can be used with ease while importing entries to templates.
| Sr. | Description | Excel Formula | EazyAUTO4 Template Formula |
| 1 | It is possible to import calculated columns | =a1*12.5/100 | a#*12.5/100 |
| 2 | Value can be take from one or more column from source sheet. | =(a1-b1+c1) *12.5/100 | (a#-b#+c#) *12.5/100 |
| 3 | Conditional value import from source sheet | =if(a1>0,c1,d1) | if(a#>0,c#,d#) |
| 4 | Formals can be used to get calculated string column | ="Bill No." & d1 | "Bill No." & d# |
| 5 | Rounding to 2 decimals | =round(a1,2) | round(a#,2) |
| 6 | Autofill column for blank cells using first used cell | Possible using "Go to special" option with select "Blanks" command | {a} |
| 7 | Calculate using absolute cell with relative address. It will add value of cell b100 to each cell. | =a1+b100 | a#+b$100 |
| 8 | Using offset formula to get value | =Offset(a1,0,-1) | Offset(a#,0,-1) |
| 9 | Using sum formula for absolute address | =SUM("A1:D1") | SUM("A1:D1") |
| 10 | Using sum formula for relative address | =SUM("A1:D1") | SUM("A#:D#") |
| Above are some examples, but you can use ALL formulas available in excel | |||
| Some point to remember while using formulas to import data from source sheet to EazyAUTO4 Template | |||
| 1 | Use "#" for relative row numbers like a#,b#... | ||
| 2 | Use absolute cell address like A10,B25... to calculate using absolute address... | ||
| 3 | DO NOT start WITH '=' sign | ||