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    PB
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    Compare records in multiple sheet -> report


    Hi!

    I have a workbook consisting of ten sheets. To simplify my
    question letīs say that the three first columns of every
    sheet denotes the spatial coordinates x,y,z and the fourth
    column is a scalar value. Some x,y,z-triplets exist in all
    10 sheets, some exists in only a few sheets, if the triplet
    exists, then also the scalar value of the 4th column exists.
    What I would like to do is to find all unique x,y,z-triplets
    and show them in the first column of a new sheet. In columns
    2-11, I would like to show the scalar value(from the
    corresponding x,y,z-triplet of course) in column 4 in
    sheet 1-10 (if it exists). Is there an easy way to achieve
    something like this?

    /PB

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    PB
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    Re: Compare records in multiple sheet -> report

    Thus spake <PB>:

    > Hi!
    >
    > I have a workbook consisting of ten sheets. To simplify my
    > question letīs say that the three first columns of every
    > sheet denotes the spatial coordinates x,y,z and the fourth
    > column is a scalar value. Some x,y,z-triplets exist in all
    > 10 sheets, some exists in only a few sheets, if the triplet
    > exists, then also the scalar value of the 4th column exists.
    > What I would like to do is to find all unique x,y,z-triplets
    > and show them in the first column of a new sheet. In columns
    > 2-11, I would like to show the scalar value(from the
    > corresponding x,y,z-triplet of course) in column 4 in
    > sheet 1-10 (if it exists). Is there an easy way to achieve
    > something like this?
    >
    > /PB



    Oh, and I forgot to mention that it is Excel 2002 on Win XP

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    Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
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    Q: What is the most annoying thing on usenet and in e-mail?

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