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Data Alignment in columns
I have an excel spreadsheet that has multiple columns. Column "A" contains a
list of 9,012 unique resource codes for a Primary Manufacturing location. Columns "B"-"EF" contain lists of resource codes for multiple "sub" plants these lists are all different lengths and contain various combinations of resource codes from list "A". Is there a way to align the "sub" plants lists to the corresponding rows column "A". "A" "B" "C" ABC ABC ABC DEF DEF DEF GHI JKL JKL JKL MNO MNO MNO STU PQR STU STU VWX Column "A" shows the complete list Column "B" shows what I want it to look like Column "C" shows what it is right now |
Data Alignment in columns
One way:
Copy column A to a second sheet: In B1 of second sheet: =IF(ISNA(MATCH($A1,Sheet1!B$1:B$10000,0)),"",$A1) Copy across to EF and down . "Natemoney2" wrote: I have an excel spreadsheet that has multiple columns. Column "A" contains a list of 9,012 unique resource codes for a Primary Manufacturing location. Columns "B"-"EF" contain lists of resource codes for multiple "sub" plants these lists are all different lengths and contain various combinations of resource codes from list "A". Is there a way to align the "sub" plants lists to the corresponding rows column "A". "A" "B" "C" ABC ABC ABC DEF DEF DEF GHI JKL JKL JKL MNO MNO MNO STU PQR STU STU VWX Column "A" shows the complete list Column "B" shows what I want it to look like Column "C" shows what it is right now |
Data Alignment in columns
Thanks! Works perfectly!!!
"Toppers" wrote: One way: Copy column A to a second sheet: In B1 of second sheet: =IF(ISNA(MATCH($A1,Sheet1!B$1:B$10000,0)),"",$A1) Copy across to EF and down . "Natemoney2" wrote: I have an excel spreadsheet that has multiple columns. Column "A" contains a list of 9,012 unique resource codes for a Primary Manufacturing location. Columns "B"-"EF" contain lists of resource codes for multiple "sub" plants these lists are all different lengths and contain various combinations of resource codes from list "A". Is there a way to align the "sub" plants lists to the corresponding rows column "A". "A" "B" "C" ABC ABC ABC DEF DEF DEF GHI JKL JKL JKL MNO MNO MNO STU PQR STU STU VWX Column "A" shows the complete list Column "B" shows what I want it to look like Column "C" shows what it is right now |
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