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    Question Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Hello everyone,
    I'm trying to get this final result.
    iv-drug-incompatibilities-19-638.jpg

    I have the data for each individual drug, but it would be painful to do it one by one,
    Can excel speed up the process somehow?

    Hope you can give me some pointers.

    Thanks alot.
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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Have a look here: https://www.excelforum.com/excel-for...e-of-data.html
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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Quote Originally Posted by AliGW View Post
    Thanks for the link, but i think my case is different!
    I'm having multiple tables of drug compatibility and i'm not trying to count the occurances, but i'm trying to find the value corresponding to each drug.
    Ive tried vlookup but couldn't figure i out to work
    can you please take a look at the updated sample? and tell me of a why to return the data of each cell?! and ignoring errors as well?

    Thanks alot in advance.
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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Hello,

    Please see attached. I hope this works for you.

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    Talking Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Thanks for that.
    It did exactly what i wanted.
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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Angie90 - for the benefit of all here, please give some explanation of the solution you have offered in your post. Have a look at the link I posted above to see the sort of thing I mean (where I offered a solution). Thank you.

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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    Hi Ali,

    I tried to reply to your private message, but I don't think it went through.

    I simply used the INDEX/MATCH function here to return the values and used IFERROR to cover up the #N/A error messages. I'm new to the forum and not an advanced user of Excel. I don't think I can explain the INDEX/MATCH function clearly. I would appreciate your help on this.

    Deskbright.com has a very useful and detailed tutorial on INDEX/MATCH. Sorry I can't post the link here.
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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    We don't need a link. What is the actual formula that you used? Post that here, please.

    I replied to your message about five minutes ago.

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    Re: Creating a Chart/table with with available set of data

    =IFERROR(INDEX(Table3[#All],MATCH(Sheet6!B1,Table3[[#All],[COMP WITH MED10]],0),1),"")

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