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Vlookup Alternative Needed

  1. #1
    Rita Palazzi
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    Vlookup Alternative Needed

    Windows XP Professional
    Office 2000

    I have a spreadsheet where daily data is entered. It is set up similar
    to following example:


    Date Port Shpts Pcs

    4-Nov EWR 25,693 30,615
    4-Nov IND 40,593 143,778
    4-Nov OAK 25,047 43,928
    4-Nov MEM 209,126 290,865
    4-Nov ANC 93,392 193,251
    4-Nov MIA 10,153 11,621
    11-Nov EWR 31,729 37,687
    11-Nov IND 37,413 135,287
    11-Nov OAK 27,148 45,139
    11-Nov MEM 215,890 290,591
    11-Nov ANC 92,635 178,298
    11-Nov MIA 11,233 13,744
    18-Nov EWR 31,979 37,329
    18-Nov IND 41,807 153,256
    18-Nov OAK 29,081 50,603
    18-Nov MEM 217,948 300,548
    18-Nov ANC 95,017 190,090
    18-Nov MIA 10,583 12,428




    On a difference worksheet, I want to compile trend information for each
    port so that a table is set up as below:


    Date Port Shpts Pcs
    4-Nov ANC 93,392 193,251
    11-Nov ANC 92,635 178,298
    18-Nov ANC 95,017 190,090

    Date Port Shpts Pcs
    4-Nov EWR 25,693 30,615
    11-Nov EWR 31,729 37,687
    18-Nov EWR 31,979 37,329




    Any ideas on how to best achieve the needed output? I familiar with
    VLOOKUP, but unsure how to use it to look for Date AND Port...


    Thanks in advance for any help you can give...

    Rita Palazzi
    Senior Engineer / Global Trade Services
    FedEx Express



  2. #2
    Don Guillett
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    Re: Vlookup Alternative Needed

    Can't you just sort by colB and then col A

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    "Rita Palazzi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Windows XP Professional
    > Office 2000
    >
    > I have a spreadsheet where daily data is entered. It is set up similar to
    > following example:
    >
    >
    > Date Port Shpts Pcs
    >
    > 4-Nov EWR 25,693 30,615 4-Nov IND 40,593 143,778 4-Nov OAK 25,047 43,928
    > 4-Nov MEM 209,126 290,865 4-Nov ANC 93,392 193,251 4-Nov MIA 10,153 11,621
    > 11-Nov EWR 31,729 37,687 11-Nov IND 37,413 135,287 11-Nov OAK 27,148
    > 45,139 11-Nov MEM 215,890 290,591 11-Nov ANC 92,635 178,298 11-Nov MIA
    > 11,233 13,744 18-Nov EWR 31,979 37,329 18-Nov IND 41,807 153,256 18-Nov
    > OAK 29,081 50,603 18-Nov MEM 217,948 300,548 18-Nov ANC 95,017 190,090
    > 18-Nov MIA 10,583 12,428
    >
    >
    >
    > On a difference worksheet, I want to compile trend information for each
    > port so that a table is set up as below:
    >
    >
    > Date Port Shpts Pcs
    > 4-Nov ANC 93,392 193,251 11-Nov ANC 92,635 178,298 18-Nov ANC 95,017
    > 190,090
    >
    > Date Port Shpts Pcs
    > 4-Nov EWR 25,693 30,615 11-Nov EWR 31,729 37,687 18-Nov EWR 31,979 37,329
    >
    >
    >
    > Any ideas on how to best achieve the needed output? I familiar with
    > VLOOKUP, but unsure how to use it to look for Date AND Port...
    >
    >
    > Thanks in advance for any help you can give...
    >
    > Rita Palazzi
    > Senior Engineer / Global Trade Services
    > FedEx Express
    >
    >




  3. #3
    Rita Palazzi
    Guest

    Re: Vlookup Alternative Needed

    I only showed a small portion of what the input sheet looks like.
    I'm trying to get this worksheet (to be used as only chart data sheet)
    set up to automatically populate as, on a weekly basis, we chart 13
    weeks of information and anywhere from 25 - 50 charts will be created.

    We regularly set up a "chart data sheet" so that when updating the
    charts, only ONE week-ending date is input and then all other cells
    update using the input sheet as the source. This stops us from having
    to constantly change cell references on every chart we produce. The
    "chart data sheet" changes by week, hence the charts change automatically.

    It isn't feasible to Copy, Paste, Sort, every week when there is bound
    to be a way to do it programatically.





    Don Guillett wrote:

    > Can't you just sort by colB and then col A
    >



  4. #4
    CLR
    Guest

    RE: Vlookup Alternative Needed

    It sounds to me like the AutoFilter ( Data > Filter > AutoFilter ) would help
    a lot. It can also be automated with macros.........

    Vaya con Dios,
    Chuck, CABGx3




    "Rita Palazzi" wrote:

    > Windows XP Professional
    > Office 2000
    >
    > I have a spreadsheet where daily data is entered. It is set up similar
    > to following example:
    >
    >
    > Date Port Shpts Pcs
    >
    > 4-Nov EWR 25,693 30,615
    > 4-Nov IND 40,593 143,778
    > 4-Nov OAK 25,047 43,928
    > 4-Nov MEM 209,126 290,865
    > 4-Nov ANC 93,392 193,251
    > 4-Nov MIA 10,153 11,621
    > 11-Nov EWR 31,729 37,687
    > 11-Nov IND 37,413 135,287
    > 11-Nov OAK 27,148 45,139
    > 11-Nov MEM 215,890 290,591
    > 11-Nov ANC 92,635 178,298
    > 11-Nov MIA 11,233 13,744
    > 18-Nov EWR 31,979 37,329
    > 18-Nov IND 41,807 153,256
    > 18-Nov OAK 29,081 50,603
    > 18-Nov MEM 217,948 300,548
    > 18-Nov ANC 95,017 190,090
    > 18-Nov MIA 10,583 12,428
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > On a difference worksheet, I want to compile trend information for each
    > port so that a table is set up as below:
    >
    >
    > Date Port Shpts Pcs
    > 4-Nov ANC 93,392 193,251
    > 11-Nov ANC 92,635 178,298
    > 18-Nov ANC 95,017 190,090
    >
    > Date Port Shpts Pcs
    > 4-Nov EWR 25,693 30,615
    > 11-Nov EWR 31,729 37,687
    > 18-Nov EWR 31,979 37,329
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > Any ideas on how to best achieve the needed output? I familiar with
    > VLOOKUP, but unsure how to use it to look for Date AND Port...
    >
    >
    > Thanks in advance for any help you can give...
    >
    > Rita Palazzi
    > Senior Engineer / Global Trade Services
    > FedEx Express
    >
    >
    >


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