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Problem with data using IF and Nested IF statements possibly???
Afternoon All
I am attempting to analyse data from multiple worksheets from numerous people the incoming data all has one thing in common column A this is a certain frequency a job is done. The problem is that there are many ways of entering the data ie 12 months or 52 weeks or 365 days all essentially meaning the same thing. My idea is to collate the data in col A and then using the Helper column as the standard frequencies ie if cell A1 = 12 months, closes frequency in helper is 52 weeks therefore value in C1 = 52 weeks. By using an IF statement I can change the value of one frequency as above however when it comes to manipulating all of the different possible values in A I get a bit lost. This may not be practical if so please let me know and I will get some sleep Thanks in Advance Ajay Col A Helper Col Col C 12 Months 4weeks 52 weeks 182 Days 8weeks 24 Months 12 weeks 26 Weeks 13 weeks 28 Days 17 weeks 36 Months 26 weeks 3 Months 52 weeks 4 Months 104 weeks 52 Weeks 156 weeks 6 Months 90 Days |
Hi
provide us with your exact mapping rules and the source values. Probably a VLOOKUP formula would do. See: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Ajay" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Afternoon All I am attempting to analyse data from multiple worksheets from numerous people the incoming data all has one thing in common column A this is a certain frequency a job is done. The problem is that there are many ways of entering the data ie 12 months or 52 weeks or 365 days all essentially meaning the same thing. My idea is to collate the data in col A and then using the Helper column as the standard frequencies ie if cell A1 = 12 months, closes frequency in helper is 52 weeks therefore value in C1 = 52 weeks. By using an IF statement I can change the value of one frequency as above however when it comes to manipulating all of the different possible values in A I get a bit lost. This may not be practical if so please let me know and I will get some sleep Thanks in Advance Ajay Col A Helper Col Col C 12 Months 4weeks 52 weeks 182 Days 8weeks 24 Months 12 weeks 26 Weeks 13 weeks 28 Days 17 weeks 36 Months 26 weeks 3 Months 52 weeks 4 Months 104 weeks 52 Weeks 156 weeks 6 Months 90 Days |
Morning Frank,
Not entirely sure what your after Frank; If one looks at Column A below I want to convert them all into weeks format to standardise the data from the different sources. Eg 6 Months and 182 Days (Col A) will become 26 Weeks, 28 Days will become 4 weeks follow this format for all the values in col A below. 12 months = 52 weeks, 90 days and 3 months = 13 weeks, 24 Months = 104 weeks, 4 months = 17 weeks, 36 months = 156 weeks. Let me know if you need more info thanks once again for your help Frank Ajay "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi provide us with your exact mapping rules and the source values. Probably a VLOOKUP formula would do. See: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Ajay" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Afternoon All I am attempting to analyse data from multiple worksheets from numerous people the incoming data all has one thing in common column A this is a certain frequency a job is done. The problem is that there are many ways of entering the data ie 12 months or 52 weeks or 365 days all essentially meaning the same thing. My idea is to collate the data in col A and then using the Helper column as the standard frequencies ie if cell A1 = 12 months, closes frequency in helper is 52 weeks therefore value in C1 = 52 weeks. By using an IF statement I can change the value of one frequency as above however when it comes to manipulating all of the different possible values in A I get a bit lost. This may not be practical if so please let me know and I will get some sleep Thanks in Advance Ajay Col A Helper Col Col C 12 Months 4weeks 52 weeks 182 Days 8weeks 24 Months 12 weeks 26 Weeks 13 weeks 28 Days 17 weeks 36 Months 26 weeks 3 Months 52 weeks 4 Months 104 weeks 52 Weeks 156 weeks 6 Months 90 Days |
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