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Sut i gynyddu llythyr fesul un yn awtomatig i gael y llythyr nesaf yn Excel?

Gan dybio bod gennych gell yn cynnwys llythyren AB, mae angen i chi gynyddu'r llythyren olaf un i gael y llythyren nesaf AC, AD ... ac ati. Neu mae gennych chi lythyr A, ac eisiau cynyddu'r llythyr i B, C… er mwyn creu rhestr lythyrau. Sut i'w gyflawni? Gall yr erthygl hon eich helpu chi mewn manylion.

Cynyddu llythyr AB gan un i gael AC, AD ... gyda'r fformiwla
Cynyddu llythyr fesul un i gael y rhestr llythyrau gyda fformiwla
Cynyddu llythyr gan un i gael y rhestr llythyrau gyda swyddogaeth wedi'i diffinio gan y Defnyddiwr


Cynyddu llythyr AB gan un i gael AC, AD ... gyda'r fformiwla

Gwnewch fel a ganlyn i gynyddu'r llythyr fesul un yn Excel.

1. Dewiswch gell wag o dan y llythyren a roddir, rhowch y fformiwla isod i mewn iddi ac yna pwyswch y Rhowch allweddol. 

=IF(RIGHT($A2,1)="Z", CHAR(CODE(LEFT(A2,1))+1),LEFT(A2,1))&CHAR(65+MOD(CODE(RIGHT(A2,1))+1-65,26))

Nodyn: Yn y fformiwla, A2 yw'r gell sy'n cynnwys y llythyren a roddir.

2. Daliwch i ddewis A3, llusgwch y Llenwch Trin i lawr i gael y rhestr o lythrennau sydd eu hangen arnoch chi.


Cynyddu llythyren A fesul un i gael y rhestr llythyrau gyda fformiwla

Gallwch ddefnyddio'r = CHAR (CÔD (A1) +1) fformiwla i gynyddu llythyr fesul un yn Excel. Gwnewch fel a ganlyn.

1. Dewiswch gell wag o dan y llythyren a roddir, nodwch y fformiwla = CHAR (CÔD (A2) +1) i mewn i'r Bar Fformiwla ac yna pwyswch y Rhowch allwedd. Gweler y screenshot:

2. Dewiswch y gell ganlyniad, llusgwch y Llenwch Trin i lawr i gael y llythyr sydd ei angen arnoch chi.

Nodyn: Gyda'r fformiwla hon, ar ôl cael y llythyren Z, os ydych chi'n dal i lusgo'r Llenwch Trin i lawr, fe gewch chi rai cymeriadau arbennig fel y dangosir isod. Os ydych chi am gael llythyr AA ar ôl Z, gall y swyddogaeth ganlynol a ddiffiniwyd gan y defnyddiwr eich helpu chi.


Cynyddu llythyr gan un i gael y rhestr llythyrau gyda swyddogaeth wedi'i diffinio gan y Defnyddiwr

Gall y swyddogaeth ganlynol a ddiffiniwyd gan y defnyddiwr hefyd eich helpu i gynyddu llythyren fesul un yn Excel.

1. Gwasgwch Alt + F11 allweddi ar yr un pryd i agor y Microsoft Visual Basic ar gyfer Ceisiadau ffenestr.

2. Yn y Microsoft Visual Basic ar gyfer Ceisiadau ffenestr, cliciwch Mewnosod > Modiwlau. Yna copïwch a gludwch y cod VBA isod i'r Modiwlau ffenestr.

Cod VBA: Cynyddu llythyr fesul un i gael y rhestr llythyrau

Function ColLtrs(i As Long) As String
    ColLtrs = Replace(Cells(1, i).Address(False, False), "1", "")
End Function

3. Gwasgwch Alt + Q allweddi i gau'r Microsoft Visual Basic ar gyfer Ceisiadau ffenestr.

4. Dewiswch gell wag o dan y llythyren a roddir, nodwch y fformiwla = ColLtrs (ROW ()), ac yna pwyswch y Rhowch allwedd i gael yr ail lythyr.

2. Dewiswch y gell ganlyniad, llusgwch y Llenwch Trin i lawr i gael y llythyr sydd ei angen arnoch chi.

Nodyn: Gyda'r dull hwn, mae'r llythyrau y gwnaethoch chi eu cynyddu yn seiliedig ar rif y rhes. Mae angen i chi ddechrau'r llythyren gyntaf A yn rhes gyntaf y daflen waith, fel arall, bydd anhrefn ar y llythyr.

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is there any formula to increase or write ascending order like 1nc1, 1nc2, 1nc3.....
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Hi,

To create an incrementing sequence like "1nc1", "1nc2", "1nc3", etc., in Excel, you can use a formula that leverages the row number to generate the numeric part of the sequence.

Assuming you want to start this sequence in cell A1, you would enter the following formula in A1:
="1nc" & ROW(A1)
Then, drag this formula down to the desired number of rows. Each cell will generate a part of the sequence based on its row number. For example, cell A2 will display “1nc2”, A3 will display “1nc3”, and so on.

The logic behind this formula is:
ROW(A1) returns the row number of cell A1, which is 1.
"1nc" & ROW(A1) concatenates the string “1nc” with the row number, creating “1nc1”.
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I need a code to help make my rows from 1-A to 1-Z please
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Hi Mayra Lopez,
The VBA code provided in the post is still helpful, but you need to apply the following formula to get the results you need:
="1-"&ColLtrs(ROW())
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How would I create a formula that advances like this?:

AAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAB
AAAAAAAAC
AAAAAAAAD
etc.
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Hi Willie B,
You can try the VBA code provided in the post. After adding the code, use this formula to get the result you need:
="AAAAAAAA"&ColLtrs(ROW())
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I need a code for increasing my row cell values from AA-01-A01, AA-01-A02 to AA-01-B01, AA-01-B02. And I also need a code for my colomn cell values from AA-01-A01, AA-01-A02 to AA-03-A01, A-03-A02. Help.
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I need a code from A-Z, AA-ZZ, AAA to ZZZ, AAAA to ZZZZ
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Hi,Sorry can't help with this problem. You can post the problem to the forum below to get help from other Excel enthusiasts.
https://www.extendoffice.com/forum/kutools-for-excel.html 
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How do I get it to start over at A when Z is used?
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This code will allow you to go from A to ZZ.

=IF(B2="Z","AA",IF(LEN(B2)=1,CHAR(CODE(B2)+1),IF(RIGHT(B2,1)="Z",CHAR(CODE(LEFT(B2,1))+1),LEFT(B2,1))&CHAR(65+MOD(CODE(RIGHT(B2,1))+1-65,26))))
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Thank you Zac for the letter sequence formula, saved me a ton load of work
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Is there a way to do this for entire words? Where every letter in the word moves up by X number of characters
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Excel was the spreadsheet that superseded Lotus 1-2-3, and having been around that long, you would think that geniuses at Microsoft would have created a more simple means of retrieving a cells column number, without having to write your own function. Back in 2001, 2002 when I was programming in VBA there were only 65536 rows in an Excel spreadsheet, now the number has increased to a ridiculous 1.4 million rows. It's not how big the database is that counts, but how intelligent you manage the data on your hard drive, when accessing that data through Excel.

If that doesn't make you upset, then the Bankers Rounding scheme used by Excel should finish the job! We were taught math in school, basic rounding, come to find out, the Bankers "guild" wants to determine how cash amounts are rounded to better cater to their advantages. For instance, 1.5 is either closer to 1 or 2, but is rounded up to 2, being the even number. 0.5 is either closer to 0 or 1, but being the odd number, they round it down to 0. The entire system is corrupt, and they create the business software used by American businesses.



I read a comment below the one I'm addressing, and someone basically said, "I have a lot of banker friends, and they never heard of Bankers Rounding; They say they used a method called "5 Step Rounding" in the EU. So does that mean the Bankers Rounding is used only in the sabotage of the American Economy, but not good enough to ruin the European Economy that's trying to take over the world?! These money changers never cease to amaze me at how far they will go in their arrogance!
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Everything man does is corrupt. Everything.
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Dear Sir
When I run the function =ColLtrs(ROW()) in an excel sheet, I get perfect results, but if I want to call this function or cell value in VBA, then is it possible. So my variable could be i with values 1,2,3,4,....27,28, etc and result should be A,B,C,D....,AA,AB and so on. Is it possible?
Thanks
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Hi,
Please select the number cells and run the below code to solve the problem.

Sub NumTOAZ()
Dim xRg As Range
Dim xStr As String
On Error Resume Next
For Each xRg In Selection
xStr = Replace(Cells(1, xRg.Value).Address(False, False), "1", "")
xRg.Value = xStr
Next
End Sub
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