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Data Consolidate: Does It Really Work?
For a long time, I have been trying to modify an Excel list/range by using,
from the [Worksheet Main Menu], Data Consolidate. I either get a message, "Data was not consolidated", or Excel ignores the setup that I specify in the Consolidate dialog box and smears all the original columns over the specified column headers, and proceeds to fill in all the data THAT IS NOT STRING/TEXT data, i.e. dates, currency. If Consolidate won't work with a mixture of columns, some text and some numbers, what good is it? I need the cells containing text also! What am I overlooking??? Thanks. JohnS (JohnExcel) Particulars: Excel 2003 SP-2 Wksht 1 and Wksht 2 contain 15 or so columns and approx. 700 records of data. Wksht C (consolidate) only has a few of those columns: Project# Task# Transaction Date ExpendType $Amt In Wksht C, I am selecting the upper-left header cell (Project#), then in the dialog box I am properly referencing the ranges in Wkshts 1 and 2 including the headers, then adding each one, then clicking only the checkbox "Use labels in Top Row." ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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