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    Extracting data and putting in different sheets

    Dear all,

    I got an excel file with the following fields

    Party
    Invoice no
    Bill Value
    Year
    Region
    I would like to put regionwise data in different sheets using formulas, b'cse the orginal sheet will be updating every month. For eg: South region in one sheet which should contain the year wise data like:-

    year Party InvNo Bill value


    Can any one help?

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    Re: Extracting data and putting in different sheets

    Sounds pretty simple.

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    Re: Extracting data and putting in different sheets

    Dear

    Pls find the sample file. Hope this will do.
    Here I had put the main sheet. From this main sheet I want the regional sheet for eg South zone and west zone using formulas. Pls note that I don't want to use Pivot table.

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    Re: Extracting data and putting in different sheets

    It's the INVOICE column that is doing the magic here. With the Sheetname appearing in B1 on each zone sheet (by itself, just make sure sheets are named properly), the invoice column is pulling back the number of matching entries from the Main Sheet.

    That formula in the invoice column is an array formula. Any changes... confirm them with a CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER to keep the array active, then copy the new formula down that column.

    From there, all the other columns are using variations on an INDEX/MATCH formula to bring over the matching data from the various columns for invoice number shown.

    The green section shows how far down I've copied the formulas, that much data will appear on its own.

    With this layout, you need only edit the SOUTH sheet and get it working the way you wish. Then, delete the other sheets, copy SOUTH 3 times and rename the sheets to the proper region names, the sheets will immediately reorient to the new sheetname and bring in relevant data for that zone.
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    Re: Extracting data and putting in different sheets

    Thank you very much. Its working fine. Just tell me how to mark this as solved

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    Re: Extracting data and putting in different sheets

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