Pulling Values From A List
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JasonRC327
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Apr 1, 2010 at 02:08 PM
venkat1926 Posts 1863 Registration date Sunday June 14, 2009 Status Contributor Last seen August 7, 2021 - Apr 5, 2010 at 08:48 PM
venkat1926 Posts 1863 Registration date Sunday June 14, 2009 Status Contributor Last seen August 7, 2021 - Apr 5, 2010 at 08:48 PM
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Apr 2, 2010 at 09:52 PM
Apr 2, 2010 at 09:52 PM
you can use ficititious data and post a small extract
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Apr 3, 2010 at 08:21 PM
Apr 3, 2010 at 08:21 PM
simplest method is copy column B in some other non adjacent column for.e.g from E1 down. sort columns E ONLY descending order with no headers . Blanks will come last and you will not know.
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Apr 4, 2010 at 08:55 PM
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if your user cannot do this simplest procedure how can she do complicated procedures. Of course a macro can be written and button created to which this macro can be assigned. How is she going to incorporate the macro and create a button unless you do that and send it to her. Whenever a user use excel she should learn simplest methods and procdeures.
anyhow if you are comfortable with macro and button post back.
anyhow if you are comfortable with macro and button post back.
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Apr 4, 2010 at 09:25 PM
Apr 4, 2010 at 09:25 PM
I shall try to help you in giving you step by step procedure I have told already.
I am assuming the cells you have marked as <nlank> are really blanks and the word blank is not entred there
1. Highlight the data in column B
2. click edit-copy
3. select cell E1.
4.click edit-paste
5. Highlight the data in column E from E1 down. (remember E1 is data and not header).
6.go to DATA(menu bar)-click sort
7. in sort window sort by column E must be already there
8. in sort window "descending" by the side of this
9.choose "no header row" in the bottom
10.click ok
do you get what you want?.
I am assuming the cells you have marked as <nlank> are really blanks and the word blank is not entred there
1. Highlight the data in column B
2. click edit-copy
3. select cell E1.
4.click edit-paste
5. Highlight the data in column E from E1 down. (remember E1 is data and not header).
6.go to DATA(menu bar)-click sort
7. in sort window sort by column E must be already there
8. in sort window "descending" by the side of this
9.choose "no header row" in the bottom
10.click ok
do you get what you want?.
Ok, let me be more clear:
This spreadsheet is updated on a daily basis, often several times per day. It is linked to a PowerPoint presentation that is automatically updated whenever new data is entered into the worksheets. To copy and paste the information every single time I need to reference it would kill most of the automation I'm doing, which defeats the point of the spreadsheet in the first place.
So, in summary, I need a formula or a macro or a magical incantation that will go down one column until it finds the text string "Dog" and then return the value of the related column "Breed" and put it into a nice list with no gaps on rows that don't match.
I want it automated so that it can also update my PowerPoint presentation when the list is created. I am trying to make Office do as much of the work as possible with as little input from me or other users as possible once I've finished my part of the project. It seems, more and more, that I will have to result to black magic and the sacrificing of many young goats to accomplish this, but I'd rather just do it in Excel and be done with it.
This spreadsheet is updated on a daily basis, often several times per day. It is linked to a PowerPoint presentation that is automatically updated whenever new data is entered into the worksheets. To copy and paste the information every single time I need to reference it would kill most of the automation I'm doing, which defeats the point of the spreadsheet in the first place.
So, in summary, I need a formula or a macro or a magical incantation that will go down one column until it finds the text string "Dog" and then return the value of the related column "Breed" and put it into a nice list with no gaps on rows that don't match.
I want it automated so that it can also update my PowerPoint presentation when the list is created. I am trying to make Office do as much of the work as possible with as little input from me or other users as possible once I've finished my part of the project. It seems, more and more, that I will have to result to black magic and the sacrificing of many young goats to accomplish this, but I'd rather just do it in Excel and be done with it.
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Apr 5, 2010 at 08:48 PM
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your data is like this from A1 to B12
Dog Pitt
Dog Chihuahua
Dog Schnauzer
Cat
Dog Basenji
Dog Weimerauner
Bird
Dog Poodle
Cat
Bat
Dog Bulldog
Dog Rottweiler
try this macro which copies the breeds of dogs in column E. if you want to change the location copying modify the macro (the macro first clears the column E.
data in column is not having any blank. (B can have)
the macro is
you can create a button from form toolbar and assign this macro to that button.
Dog Pitt
Dog Chihuahua
Dog Schnauzer
Cat
Dog Basenji
Dog Weimerauner
Bird
Dog Poodle
Cat
Bat
Dog Bulldog
Dog Rottweiler
try this macro which copies the breeds of dogs in column E. if you want to change the location copying modify the macro (the macro first clears the column E.
data in column is not having any blank. (B can have)
the macro is
Sub dest() Dim r As Range, c As Range Dim j As Integer Columns("E:E").Delete j = 0 Set r = Range(Range("A1"), Range("A1").End(xlDown)) For Each c In r If Trim(c) = "Dog" Then c.Offset(0, 1).Copy Range("e1").Offset(j, 0).PasteSpecial j = j + 1 End If Next c End Sub
you can create a button from form toolbar and assign this macro to that button.
Apr 2, 2010 at 10:39 PM
Columns 2: Pitt, Chihuahua, Schnauzer, <blank>, Basenji, Weimerauner, <blank>, Poodle, <blank>, <blank>, Bulldog, Rottweiler
I need just the names of the dog breeds in a nice list with no blanks.