Excel - insert data to many lines based on a set of ID numbers
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Ok, where does the data come from? Can you ask to have it formatted in a different manner?
Which part of the business process are you stuck with? What, is it not BAU, anymore?
As to not duplicate your work, show us some of the stuff you have come up with...I am curious, and can help!
Help us help you!
"If you can't soar with the eagles, then don't fly with the flock!" - Oliver Sykes; Bring Me The Horizon
Which part of the business process are you stuck with? What, is it not BAU, anymore?
As to not duplicate your work, show us some of the stuff you have come up with...I am curious, and can help!
Help us help you!
"If you can't soar with the eagles, then don't fly with the flock!" - Oliver Sykes; Bring Me The Horizon
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OK so the IDs and the data (from my example) come from spreadsheet #1.
The subset IDs along with the IDs (IDs are on every spreadsheet for this project) are on Spreadsheet #2. The problem is each ID has more than one line of data attached to it.
So that rules out Vlookups. A pivot table cant help. Its either a Macro or by manual (which is not fun at all)
If you want, I can send you part of an example. Thank you so much for helping.
The subset IDs along with the IDs (IDs are on every spreadsheet for this project) are on Spreadsheet #2. The problem is each ID has more than one line of data attached to it.
So that rules out Vlookups. A pivot table cant help. Its either a Macro or by manual (which is not fun at all)
If you want, I can send you part of an example. Thank you so much for helping.