Hi, this function - alongside 200+ other powerful functions - is part of a free portable add-in that works within the Microsoft Excel environment. You can find more information here: excelkid.com/add-ins/
@@excelkid Why are the packages not available via the official Office Add-ins store? Downloading and executing the contents of zip files seems unnecessarily sketch.
We have been developing this add-in for many years, and our goal is to help people, not to cause harm. Please send us a message at support@excelkid.com, and we will send you the unencrypted version of the add-in. You can check every single line of code in it.
VBA add-ins cannot be uploaded to the Office Add-in Store. I don't know the reason for this. The reliability of a VBA add-in is just as easy to verify as that of a JS add-in.
Very useful function but how do I modify it if I want to find if a list of numbers contains the digits 2,3,5,and 7 only (so I can highlight the cells containing these numbers) as i need to keep only "Prime-free" numbers (in base 6)
I don't have the contains function
Hi, this function - alongside 200+ other powerful functions - is part of a free portable add-in that works within the Microsoft Excel environment. You can find more information here: excelkid.com/add-ins/
@@excelkid Why are the packages not available via the official Office Add-ins store? Downloading and executing the contents of zip files seems unnecessarily sketch.
@@excelkid Has anyone verified the trustworthiness of this add in?
We have been developing this add-in for many years, and our goal is to help people, not to cause harm. Please send us a message at support@excelkid.com, and we will send you the unencrypted version of the add-in. You can check every single line of code in it.
VBA add-ins cannot be uploaded to the Office Add-in Store. I don't know the reason for this. The reliability of a VBA add-in is just as easy to verify as that of a JS add-in.
Very useful function but how do I modify it if I want to find if a list of numbers contains the digits 2,3,5,and 7 only (so I can highlight the cells containing these numbers) as i need to keep only "Prime-free" numbers (in base 6)