NEW: Sheets » Split the selected range into multiple worksheets... With this tool you can quickly split your data into multiple sheets. You can do this either by value, for example to create a new sheet for each company, or you can specify the number of rows to create per sheet. We have also received the request for this tool from people that used workbooks with over 500 000 rows (Excel 2007/2010) and then needed to open the information in Excel 2003. In order to do that they had to split the information into pieces of a max of 65536 rows because that is the maximum amount of rows that a sheet in Excel 2003 can contain. Now, with this tool you can do that much faster. Note: Your original worksheet remains unaltered. If you want to save the new created worksheets as separate files, then you can do this with the utility "Export » Export worksheets as separate files... Example of the "For every new value/group in column" option. A new sheet is when the brand name in column A changes and that data is copied to the new worksheet:
NEW: Formulas » Replace the range names used in formulas with their cell reference (on selected sheets) This utility replaces the range names used in the formulas on the selected sheets with their cell references. For example if you have a value in cell C10 with the range name 'quantity' and you used a formula such as '=A1*quantity', then this utility will replace that formula with '=A1*C10'.
Select the sheets and start the utility:
The range names have been replaced with their cell references. As you can see, if needed the utility adds the sheetname for the cell reference too if needed:
At the end a report with the changes that were made is presented:
NEW: Information » Copy the path and filename of current workbook to clipboard This will put the path and filename of your current workbook to the clipboard. You can then paste it into another application. This can for example be useful if you're working on a file and want to inform a collegue and tell him/her in an email where he/she can find the file.
Subscript the numbers in chemical equations via: ASAP Utilities Options » New tools in development (English only) This utility will subscript the numbers in chemical notations such as Al(OH)3, AlF6Li3, AlO2, Al(NO3)3, Au2(SeO4)3, Ca(VO4)2, H6TeO6, KAlMg3Si3O12H2, Ca(NO3)2 · 4H2O, etc. It automatically detects which numbers should be subscripted.