Hello again!
I have a WB like this dummy example.
The Book1.xls is the original file
Book2.xls gets the data from Book1.xls and
the final result should be like the one in Book2!Report.
Any idea?
Thanks
Rob
Hello again!
I have a WB like this dummy example.
The Book1.xls is the original file
Book2.xls gets the data from Book1.xls and
the final result should be like the one in Book2!Report.
Any idea?
Thanks
Rob
Copy the list of Companies to your Book2 - column A. Remove duplicates using the Data->Remove Duplicates option.
Then in column B, put this formula -In column C, put this formula -Please Login or Register to view this content.
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Sorry for my ignorance but what is "$J2" for?
Thanks
R
Edit: Ok Now I GET IT!!!!!!!!!
Last edited by Rober; 02-20-2012 at 04:54 AM.
Oops i am sorry, it should be A2.
Thanks Arlette,
I figured it out soon enough!
I have another example here if you can help me with this one.
The concept is the same but I would like to extract the clients name/ per sheet (company).
Every Company is in its own sheet and the same data needs to be listed like in ABCD (Sheet 1)
I have no idea what to use.
Thanks in Advance!
Rober
You can do this -
Have a macro that will copy the data to its respective tab. Then it will do the calculations for you for New & Old Boxes...will this work?
Macro would be ok,
but if I wanted not to use the macro what would the formula be?
VLookup? Search?
I am still searching...
Thanks
R
I guess it would be a mix of Index, Match functions. But i am not very comfy with those. I can help you with a macro that will do the actions you want on the click on a button.
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