Scott
You can use Autofilter for this. Let's call the sheet that has the
comments, the first sheet, and the other sheet the second sheet.
Copy all the names in the first sheet and paste them into Column A of
the second sheet. Delete all the rows that have duplicates.
In the first sheet, select any cell within your data, and click on
Data - Filter - Autofilter. This places a drop-down arrow in the first cell
of every column.
Click the down-arrow in the names column. This displays all the names
in that names column. Click on a name. This filters your data so only that
one name is displayed (however many times it appears in your data). Also,
only those comments that apply to that one name are displayed. Select all
the comments shown and click Edit - Copy.
Go to the second sheet, find the name you selected on the first sheet,
select the corresponding cell in Column B, and click on Edit - Paste
Special - Transpose. Click OK. That places all the comments for that one
name into the same row as that one name. Repeat this for each of the
remaining names.
If the amount of data is so large that this procedure is cumbersome, you
might consider a VBA solution. Post back if you want to go with VBA HTH
Otto
"Scott@CW" wrote in message
...
The name of the individual will be in column A (there will be multiple
names
as well as multiple entries for each name.) Columnn H is the column that
has
the comments entered into it. I need to pull each comment for the same
name
onto another spreadsheet that is a summary of the entire survey. I cannot
find a way besides sutting all of the comments into the first cell of
column
H for each different name that appears. I hope that is enough information.
If
you would like you can email me at and I
will
send you the sheet so you can see what I am doing.

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Scott
Your question is much too general. Provide specifics about what you
have. Such as "I have this in this cell/row/column." "I have that in
this
other cell/row/column." "I want to do this and this and this". What do
you
want to do when you say "gather comments"? HTH Otto
"Scott@CW" wrote in message
...
Can I use a macro to gather comments from a survey. I have a survey
that
pulls the names in column A and the coresponding comments in column H.
I
have
tried V & H lookups but they only work for the first entry. I may have
anywhere from 0 to 15 comments per name. Any ideas?