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[From  Excel formula: Count occurrences in entire workbook - Excelchat (got-it.ai) ] Learn How to Count Occurrences in an Entire Workbook We can count occurrences for the number of times a  particular value (number, text, date, etc.)  occurs across several worksheets in an excel workbook. We can do this by applying the  COUNTIF, INDIRECT  and  SUMPRODUCT  functions. We will walk through counting all occurrences in a workbook. Figure 1: Number of Count Occurrences of the  number 2  in the workbook Naming the Worksheets We will name the worksheets by doing the following: We will rename the worksheet where we want to display our answer as  PRIMARY SHEET  by right-clicking on it and then, click on  RENAME Figure 2: Naming the Primary Sheet We will create  four new worksheets  by clicking on the plus sign enclosed in a circle at the bottom of the worksheet Figure 3: Creating Four Sheets Setting up the Data Our values will be inputted into  SHEET1  to  SHEET4 We will input the values as show

[From  (30) How to Get a List of All Worksheet Names Automatically in Excel. - YouTube ] Do you have a large Excel workbook and need to generate a list of all worksheet names?  Instead of manually copying the names of your Excel worksheets, here is a super simple way to do it. Generate a named range (Formulas -> Name Manager -> New Name In the Refers To, add the following formula (you may have to use semi-colons instead of commas): =REPLACE(GET.WORKBOOK(1),1,FIND("]",GET.WORKBOOK(1)),"") In a new worksheet, insert a sequence of numbers from 1 to x in the first column (x being the number of worksheets you have)  In the second column (cell B1), add the following formula: =INDEX(ListNames,A1) *Replace ListNames with your named range, and A1 with the first cell in your sequence

From:   Saving Postman Collection Test Results to a CSV File using Newman (geveo.com) Saving Postman Collection Test Results to a CSV File using Newman 25 Jun 2021 By   Kavindra Lunuwilage Using Postman, we can easily send a request and get a response from an API call within few seconds. But what if you need to save the Response or Test Status to a file using Postman? Now it is a problem, and you cannot do that with Postman. Unfortunately, Postman would not allow writing the responses to a file due to a security precaution that Postman has built in. But do not worry. There is a workaround to overcome this problem, and we will now explore it. Problem? In my current project, I was given a task to create an Execution Summary Document with API test run results. To do that, first, I need to remove the existing record in the field and replace it with a new data record. Thus, there were main two API calls, one is to remove the record, and the other is to add a new record. Also, I need to get