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   • In excel VBA, how can you sort a dictionary by a field of the Item (similar to C# orderby)?

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     Answered Mar 26, 2021 · 2 votes

     Here's one approach:

     Sub Tester()- Dim dict As Object, i As Long, dt As Date, itms, e- Set dict = CreateObject("scripting.dictionary") 'some test data For i = 1 To 10 dt = Now - Application.RandBetween(500, 5000) dict.Add "Object_" & i, GetTestObject("Name_" & i, dt, "Job_" & i) Next i itms = dict.items 'Stop SortObjects itms, "BirthDate" Debug.Print "---------Birthdate-------" For Each e In itms Debug.Print e.Name, e.BirthDate, e.JobName Next e SortObjects itms, "JobName" Debug.Print "---------JobName-------" For Each e In itms Debug.Print e.Name, e.BirthDate, e.JobName Next e End SubFunction GetTestObject(nm As String, dt As Date, jb As String) Dim obj As New clsTest obj.Name = nm obj.BirthDate = dt obj.JobName = jb Set GetTestObject = objEnd Function'Sort an array of objects using a given property 'propName'Sub SortObjects(list, propName As String) Dim First As Long, Last As Long, i As Long, j As Long, vTmp, oTmp As Object, arrComp() First = LBound(list) Last = UBound(list) 'fill the "compare" array... ReDim arrComp(First To Last) For i = First To Last arrComp(i) = CallByName(list(i), propName, VbGet) Next i 'now sort by comparing on `arrComp` not `list` For i = First To Last - 1 For j = i + 1 To Last If arrComp(i) > arrComp(j) Then vTmp = arrComp(j) 'swap positions in the "comparison" array arrComp(j) = arrComp(i) arrComp(i) = vTmp Set oTmp = list(j) '...and in the original array Set list(j) = list(i) Set list(i) = oTmp End If Next j Next iEnd Sub

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   • In Excel, how can I use the LEFT function inside of an INDEX/MATCH?

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     Answered Dec 29, 2015 · 0 votes

     as requested by @pnuts

     As you are doing string operations on whole column, it will only work when entering formula in array type - once formula typed in, instead of pressing enter, press ctrl+shift+enter

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   • Excel - apply function to range of cells in a column

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     Answered May 28, 2015 · 1 votes

     With some dates in column A; this places the formulas in column B:

     Sub CreateFormula() Range("B1:B1000").Formula = "=WEEKDAY(A1)"End Sub-

     and the formula automatically adjust for each cell,(just like drag-down)

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   • dictionary of built in methods in python

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     Answered Nov 10, 2015 · 3 votes

     Because you call the function print while the dictionary is created. You're storing the result of the calls in the dictionary , not the function print. As a result, your dictionary is going to be populated by None values representing the return value of the print calls.

     What you should do is have a structure like:

     d = {'abc': print} -

     And now your dictionary will store the actual function {'abc', <function print>}

     You can then call these functions by iterating through the values of the dictionary:

     for str, func in d.items(): func(str)# prints abc

     Additionally, you need to avoid using names like dict for your variables. They mask the built-in types for python (in your case the dict

     built-in type).

     Generally opt for other names, like d.

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   • Dictionary of pair in python

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     Answered Jul 29, 2016 · 4 votes

     You can use the data structure "tuple" as a key in the dictionary. If you want to define a function that returns a n-tuple given n inputs, you can do that also.

     a = 4b = 5-dict_example = dict()dict_example[(a,b)] = 1print dict_example[(a,b)]

     This prints the value of key (a,b), which is 1

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2. excelmacromastery.com › vba-dictionaryExcel VBA Dictionary - A Complete Guide - Excel Macro Mastery

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   1 A Quick Guide to the VBA Dictionary. 2 What is the VBA Dictionary? 3 Download the Source Code. 4 Dictionary Webinar. 5 A Dictionary in real world terms. 6 A Simple Example of using the VBA Dictionary. 7 Creating a Dictionary. 7.1 Early versus Late Binding. 8 Adding Items to the Dictionary. 9 Assigning a Value. 10 Checking if a Key Exists.

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   You'll need to use the SET keyword anytime you are assigning an object instead of a value: Sub mySub() dim myDict as Dictionary. set myDict = myFunc() End Sub. Function myFunc() as Dictionary. dim myDict2 as Dictionary. set myDict2 = new Dictionary. 'some code that does things and adds to myDict2'.

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   How do I write a dictionary to a worksheet?

   • WriteToWorksheet writes the contents of the dictionary to the worksheet called Output. To run this example: Create a worksheet called Customers. Add the above data to the worksheet starting at cell A1. Create a worksheet called Output and leave it blank. Go to the Visual Basic Editor (Alt + F11).

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   How to write dictionary keys to a worksheet using a loop?

   • You’ll need to read through the dictionary using a loop instead. We can write the Dictionary keys or items to the worksheet in one line of code. When you write out the keys or items they will be written to a row. If you want to write them to a column you can use the WorksheetFunction.Transpose function.

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   How to sort a dictionary by key?

   • To sort the dictionary by the key you can use the SortDictionaryByKey function below , Optional sortorder As XlSortOrder = xlAscending) As Object Dim arrList As Object Set arrList = CreateObject( "System.Collections.ArrayList" )

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   How a dictionary is made up of key and value pairs?

   • As we know the dictionary is made up of Key and Value pairs. The dictionary has a Keys property which is an array of all the keys and an Items property which is an array of all the items (i.e. values). As both of these properties are arrays, we can write them directly to a worksheet as we will see in the next section.

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   containing the function example. 1. Click on the function name, then 2. Click on the View button. This button sorts the list of functions into alphabetical order. This describes the category the function is a member of. Click this button to sort alphabetically. This shows where the function is stored in Excel. Built-in indicates that the function

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   Jan 1, 2023 · Use this function when you need to find things in a table or a range by row. For example, look up an employee's last name by her employee number, or find her phone number by looking up her last name (just like a telephone book). Check out this video about using VLOOKUP.

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   Oct 6, 2017 · A1 to B3 are used as a dictionary by selecting A1 .. B3 then Insert>Name>Create. When in cell A7 the value '=K01_' is filled, the displayed value is "Cost 1". If i enter the formula '=MATCH ("K01";A1:A3)' in B7 the result is 1. So far so good.

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   Nov 13, 2015 · Hello everyone, While searching for some excel stuff which helps me in compiling my upcoming training session, I found this awesomely drafted Excel Function Dictionary. Due to size limitation I couldn't upload the file here. However, you can download it from below website...

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