On Jul 12, 2:54*pm, Chase wrote:
This is the last step I have in a larger project. Any help would be
appreciated. A sample workbook is attached with a desired results tab.
In one sheet (List of People): I have a list of Student Names and each
grade level they attended while at my school.
In another sheet (Class Breakdown): I have a list of the kids and the
classes they took. One can assume that for the Students that were
there for more than one year, they took the same breakdown of classes
each year [the Class Breakdown sheet contains no year information,
only student and class].
For each entry in 'List of People' I need unique lines for each
project that person took. So for example: in 'Class Breakdown' Amanda
has taken 4 classes: Math, Philosophy, English, and French. In 'List
of People' I have that Amanda went here for 3 years
Code:
Freshman * * * *Amanda
Sophomore * * * Amanda
Junior * * * * *Amanda
So I would then need the results page to show
Code:
Freshman * * * *Amanda * * * * Math
Freshman * * * *Amanda * * * * Philosophy
Freshman * * * *Amanda * * * * English
Freshman * * * *Amanda * * * * French
Sophomore * * * Amanda * * * * Math
Sophomore * * * Amanda * * * * Philosophy
Sophomore * * * Amanda * * * * English
Sophomore * * * Amanda * * * * French
Junior * * * * *Amanda * * * * Math
Junior * * * * *Amanda * * * * Philosophy
Junior * * * * *Amanda * * * * English
Junior * * * * *Amanda * * * * French
Any help would be appreciated. It is important to note, that there
will also be numbers in the columns to the right of this information
(hense the random data in the sample spreadsheet).
URL to post at ExcelForum (no one has been able to help me yet over
there):http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...ing-student-li...
Sample file at:http://www.mediafire.com/?1mf3fzz3qyw
On the classes sheet, insert col A and use this or a macro
=INDEX('List of People'!A:A,MATCH(B2,'List of People'!B:B,0))
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