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I have data that is about 2000 rows and 55 columns. 52 of the columms are
headed with a week starting date. The other columns have product names, number and number of times ordered (this number is attained by counting the times a quantity appears in a dated column). The 52 dated columns have the quantity ordered but each items is not ordered every week. What I would like to do is: For the items that have been ordered only once, find the date in the heading and place that date in a column beside the product name. Is there a way to write a formula (or macro) that would basically say, "if the quantity in columm C (the number of times ordered) is equal to 1, look across the dated columns until a value greater than zero is found and then copy the date at the head of that column into the cell where the formula is". Thanks & Happy New Year Ron R |
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