Uploading to excel or google spreadheet.

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Uploading to excel or google spreadheet.

Postby ukracer » Mon Aug 06, 2012 3:30 am

IS it possible to upload to an excel workbook. I would like the ability to place a photo I take directly into an excel or google spreadsheet.
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Re: Uploading to excel or google spreadheet.

Postby jsun » Tue Aug 07, 2012 10:24 am

hi ukracer,

Sorry, this is not an available option. The Eye-Fi software can save your files to the folder of your choice, and once they arrive you can import them into any program or document you wish. There is no way to specify a more specific location on your computer, like inside a document; you can only choose a folder.
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Re: Uploading to excel or google spreadheet.

Postby clarisha » Wed Oct 03, 2012 4:16 am

How do i make my excel spreadsheet formulate a letter anytime that i put a number 60 and higher into a cell? I have an excel spreadsheet for our apartment community and anytime that I input onto the spreadsheet that someone is 60 or older I must put a capital 'Y' into a cell on the same spreadsheet three columns over that will indicate that that resident is a senior. Is there a formula or something that I need to use? Or can it even be done?
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Re: Uploading to excel or google spreadheet.

Postby strollin » Wed Oct 03, 2012 6:41 am

This isn't the best forum to ask that question but here is a possible solution:

Assuming the cell where the age is entered is A1 and the cell where you want to indicate whether or not the person is a senior is D1 (3 columns over) then the formula for D1 would be "=IF(A1>=60,"Y","N")" (leave off the outer "s). If you need to replicate this over many rows in your spreadsheet then select cell D1 and press Ctrl-C, then select cell D2 and drag your mouse down as many rows as needed and press Ctrl-V. This will copy the formula to all those rows but Excel is smart enough to update formula to look at the appropriate cell. For example, in D2 it will change to "=IF(A2>=60,"Y","N")", likewise D3's formula will evaluate A3, etc...
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