Hi all, I'm new to this forum and haven't been able to find an answer to my question. I'm currently working with a an excel file that looks something like this:
Column A Column B
1Review Question 1-10 Essay
1Review Question 1-11 Essay
1Review Question 1-12 Essay
2Exercise 01-01A Matching
2Exercise 01-02A FITB
4Exercise 01-01B FITB
4Exercise 01-02B Matching
3Exercise 01-01B FITB
3Exercise 01-02B Matching
1Exercise 02-01A FITB
1Exercise 02-02A FITB
1Exercise 02-03A FITB
I have to filter these spreadsheets to get counts for each of the different "types" in Column B and then keep a record of that count somewhere else. I'm wondering if a macro might allow me to 1) count the occurrences of a value in column B and 2) create a summary of the values and the counts. Something like this:
Essay 3
Matching 3
FITB 6
This is just a portion of the spreadsheet and the spreadsheets can vary greatly in terms of the number of items listed. Ideally, I'd like the macro to create a new worksheet called "Summary" and list all of the item types and counts there. Also, the items listed above in Column B are only a sampling of the available values - providing a list of what might occur in that column, wouldn't really work.
Any ideas? I'm stumped - but I know there has to be a more efficient way to do this than how I'm currently doing it.
Thanks in advance for your help!!
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