I have about 60000 rows of data on a worksheet.
The sheet labeled consolidation is how i need it to be.
If the first 2 of each SKU have the same LOC then it can be deleted..
I have done a conditional format to rid the report of unique SKU's.
I did the Consolidation sheet by hand
I only need the the items that went into a different location then the most current one before it. so as long at the two most current entries for a specific part match, i can delete them, if not i need them on this report to consolidate space. some items have up to 20 different dates it was stored.
Thank you for any help!
Last edited by yamisodizzy; 10-29-2010 at 03:17 PM.
Is the question not clear enough or is every one stumped like me???![]()
I think it's not clear enough. Upload an example spreadsheet (Go Advanced>Manage Attachments) showing how it looks now and then how you would expect it to look. Thanks
and it does sound like a difficult problem too![]()
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So in your example, only row 3 would be deleted?
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this may not be the easiest way.. but this is how i did it.....
=IF(E2 <>E1,"no","yes")
=IF(B2="no","match?")
=IF(C2="match?",IF(I2=I3,"YES","no"))
I highlighted the ones that read red and then sorted by color.. Then deleted the highlighted selections.
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