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Need some help on some text handeling
Using Excel 2003
I have a series of ~20 cells that may or may not have text in them i.e. A1:A5 - Report, Meeting, Reply, Recon, < B1:B5 - Meeting, Excel Project, Reply, <, < C1:C5 - Excel Project, <, <, <, < D1:D5 - Meeting, Apples, <, <, < < denotes an empty cell I would like to have something like: "Report, Meeting(3), Reply(2), Recon, Excel Project(2), Apples" to appear in another Cell. If need be, the count of the repeated items can be dropped. PURPOSE: a weekly synopsis of data entered as "Miscellaneous" on a daily tracking sheet (each day has space for 4 items), Ideal solution would also allow this to be reported on a quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis also; though that may be too ambitious/resource intensive. |
Need some help on some text handeling
Do you want a macro to accomplish this or do you simply want formulas that
you can place on a spreadsheet to manipulate the data. Both are possible but with formulas on your worksheet, it would require some initial setting up and then minimal mainiplation each time the data changes mainly due to the unknown number of blank cells. The count of repeated items can be included. Regards, OssieMac " wrote: Using Excel 2003 I have a series of ~20 cells that may or may not have text in them i.e. A1:A5 - Report, Meeting, Reply, Recon, < B1:B5 - Meeting, Excel Project, Reply, <, < C1:C5 - Excel Project, <, <, <, < D1:D5 - Meeting, Apples, <, <, < < denotes an empty cell I would like to have something like: "Report, Meeting(3), Reply(2), Recon, Excel Project(2), Apples" to appear in another Cell. If need be, the count of the repeated items can be dropped. PURPOSE: a weekly synopsis of data entered as "Miscellaneous" on a daily tracking sheet (each day has space for 4 items), Ideal solution would also allow this to be reported on a quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis also; though that may be too ambitious/resource intensive. |
Need some help on some text handeling
Say you have a list of texts in J1:J6, then use this formula in any cells you
want: =J1&"("&SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:D5=J1))&"),"&J2&"("&SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:D5=J2))&")," Go on in this way with J3 to J6 Regards, Stefi ezt *rta: Using Excel 2003 I have a series of ~20 cells that may or may not have text in them i.e. A1:A5 - Report, Meeting, Reply, Recon, < B1:B5 - Meeting, Excel Project, Reply, <, < C1:C5 - Excel Project, <, <, <, < D1:D5 - Meeting, Apples, <, <, < < denotes an empty cell I would like to have something like: "Report, Meeting(3), Reply(2), Recon, Excel Project(2), Apples" to appear in another Cell. If need be, the count of the repeated items can be dropped. PURPOSE: a weekly synopsis of data entered as "Miscellaneous" on a daily tracking sheet (each day has space for 4 items), Ideal solution would also allow this to be reported on a quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis also; though that may be too ambitious/resource intensive. |
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