Hi, I am trying to move several data points by employee to a single row for that employee. Employee may have several grants, and I'd like move all grants onto single row.
The attached example explains the end goal. Pls take a look
Hi, I am trying to move several data points by employee to a single row for that employee. Employee may have several grants, and I'd like move all grants onto single row.
The attached example explains the end goal. Pls take a look
Last edited by vsynowiec; 09-11-2019 at 12:28 PM.
Array formulas entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead or regular Enter in J, L and N in the order below:
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Thanks so much Paul!!! Worked perfectly. Can you pls explain how the lookup formula works? I like to understand what I'm doing.
Please amend your profile to show the Excel version you are using. This will work with Excel 2010+. Also indicate (approximately) where you are in the world, as regional settings can often be very important in reaching a solution.
Ordinary formulae:
J6: =IFERROR(INDEX($E:$E,AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW($E$6:$E$14)/($D$6:$D$14=$I6),1+INT((COLUMNS($I:I)-1)/2))),"")
K6: =IFERROR(INDEX($F:$F,AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW($E$6:$E$14)/($D$6:$D$14=$I6),1+INT((COLUMNS($I:J)-1)/2))),"")
format as date and number, respectively. Select BOTH cells and drag across and down.
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