Hi everybody,
I have attached 2 dummy spreadsheets to give you an idea of how i need stuff moved...
Spreadsheet A Contains thet data that I need moved into spreadsheet B...
In spreadsheet A are Dates, names, offices, sales, and commiussions...
In spreadsheet B is a worksheet for one date, a second worksheet for the second date and a 3rd worksheet for the 3rd date. I also have the names of all 3 people in spreadsheet B worksheet 1, 2 and 3.
basically what i need is this..I need a function that I can place in the Office, Sales and Commisions cell and have it copy over that employees office, sales and commisions for the date specifies in the worksheet.
spreadsheets are attached, I have researched this for a couple weeks, on my own and need some help
thanks
Demtro
Hi Demtro and welcome to the forum,
You are asking for a two sheet solution when you only really need one.
Using Sheet A ONLY.
1. Do an Auto Filter on your data http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter01.html
2. Select a date to filter on and copy the rows that show.
3. Select Sheet 2 and Paste the copied rows to row 3 of Sheet 2
4. Filter by another date and copy them to the next blank sheet.
Delete sheet 1 and rename the other sheets.
One test is worth a thousand opinions.
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MarvinP,
I appreciate the suggestion however, I need this to be as automated as possible...Spreadsheet A will actually be an export from a website, and Spreadsheet B actually contains a lot of other data that is gotten from other locations...so doing the filter really is not an option...
I really need a function that will find the data and move it based on the 2 criteria...
Thanks though MarvinP I like the idea, just not going to work this situation.
Demtro
Hi Demtro,
Normally breaking data into separate worksheets or workbooks is backwards from the ideas in Excel. Excel works best if all the data is in a large table (most of the time). Then in a single table on a singel worksheet in a single workbook, you can use all the powerful tools Excel has to offer. I'd reconsider you direction and look at the link again.
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