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In response to
"
do the names repeat in col1? how many cols for the date? -- nm
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by
loosilu
on sheet one, yes, names will likely appear more than once, each with a different date. I need to capture up to the first four instances.
Posted by
znufrii
Apr 4 '11, 15:16
dates are in a single column on sheet 1.
Responses:
I think pivot tables. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 4, 15:20
This is starting to sound like a pivot table situation... -- nm
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con_carne
Apr 4, 15:18
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DUH!
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znufrii
Apr 4, 15:19
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OH!!!! you could do "countif". -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 4, 15:20
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brilliant! *kisses you on both cheeks*
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znufrii
Apr 4, 15:21
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dont' know if this will help, but sometimes I put in an additional column with a number series.
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loosilu
Apr 4, 15:24
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the harder part will be cleaning up the data on sheet 1 to make sure the company names are all consistent with what I have on sheet 2.
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znufrii
Apr 4, 15:28
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if the first part of the names is always correct, you can do "left([number of chars]) to choose the first part of the word.
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loosilu
Apr 4, 16:02
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if i had been the one designing the database, i would've done something like the IM, but alas -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 4, 16:29
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