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    converting data dump into clean table

    Hi guys,

    Needed help with the attached. I essentially have this data from line B-W and I need to transpose it in a way to make it into a table like the picture in the file. The picture in the file is an example of the first month of 3. as you can see 3 months has 4 different ways to earn and i have manually copy and pasted those into the picture. There must be a way to make this easier then just copy and pasting? any help is appreciated!
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    Re: converting data dump into clean table

    Hi
    what is the office version you are using?

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    Re: converting data dump into clean table

    Hi I am using office professional plus 2016

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    Re: converting data dump into clean table

    Perhaps this will help.
    1. Populate C1:W1 using: =COUNT(C6:C126)
    2. Populate C2:W2 using: =SUM(B2,C1)
    3. Populate a reference column using: =INDEX(C$5:W$5,AGGREGATE(15,6,(COLUMN(C$5:W$5)-COLUMN(B$5))/(C$2:W$2>=ROWS(Z$3:Z3)),1))
    Note that the above may be moved and/or hidden for aesthetic purposes.
    4. Populate the Months column using: =IFERROR(LEFT(Z3,SEARCH("/",Z3)-1)+0,Z3)
    5. Populate the Term Milage column using: =IFERROR(MID(Z3,SEARCH("/",Z3)+1,IF(RIGHT(Z3,1)="K",SEARCH("K",Z3)-SEARCH("/",Z3)-1,3))*IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("K",Z3)),1000,1),"")
    6. Populate the Expired Months column using: =COUNTIFS(Z$3:Z3,Z3)-1
    7. Populate the ITD Earned Factor column using: =INDEX(C$6:W$126,MATCH(AC3,B$6:B$126,0),MATCH(Z3,C$5:W$5,0))
    Let us know if you have any questions.
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    Re: converting data dump into clean table

    Hi I am using office professional plus 2016
    Please update your profile as it indicates you are using 2013. The version you are using will dictate the solution.
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