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I need to know how to write a formula were it searches the numerous sheets
for a specific cell reference and is able to copy all the information in the ROW matching the specific cell requirements on the one sheet. For instance I am searching for "DM" on all the sheets and if it has a cell that has "DM" in it I want to return all the information in that ROW back to the summary sheet. Thank you for your time and assistance. Hope this question makes sence. |
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Will "DM" only occur once in all the sheets, or might there be other
instances of "DM" on other sheets (or even multiple occurrences in the same sheet)? How many sheets do you have, and what naming convention do you use? How many rows of data do you have on each sheet? Your question makes more sense now that you have asked for data from the same ROW that "DM" occurs on, rather than COLUMN in your earlier posting. Pete On Oct 12, 8:56 pm, MaggieR wrote: I need to know how to write a formula were it searches the numerous sheets for a specific cell reference and is able to copy all the information in the ROW matching the specific cell requirements on the one sheet. For instance I am searching for "DM" on all the sheets and if it has a cell that has "DM" in it I want to return all the information in that ROW back to the summary sheet. Thank you for your time and assistance. Hope this question makes sence. |
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"DM" will show on multiple sheets approx 20-25 sheets and multiple times on each sheet "DM" is the sales representative and the sheets are the different vendors ex. "DM" summary sheet has 15 different entries on one or more of the 20-25 sheets i.e Century vendor name (individual Sheet for the vendor). So I want it to search all 20-25 sheets and anywhere the initials "DM" appear I want it to copy all the information in the row to reflect back to his summary sheet. I bet the ROW did clear up my question from earlier and thank you again for your assistance. Please let me know if you have any other questions! "Pete_UK" wrote: Will "DM" only occur once in all the sheets, or might there be other instances of "DM" on other sheets (or even multiple occurrences in the same sheet)? How many sheets do you have, and what naming convention do you use? How many rows of data do you have on each sheet? Your question makes more sense now that you have asked for data from the same ROW that "DM" occurs on, rather than COLUMN in your earlier posting. Pete On Oct 12, 8:56 pm, MaggieR wrote: I need to know how to write a formula were it searches the numerous sheets for a specific cell reference and is able to copy all the information in the ROW matching the specific cell requirements on the one sheet. For instance I am searching for "DM" on all the sheets and if it has a cell that has "DM" in it I want to return all the information in that ROW back to the summary sheet. Thank you for your time and assistance. Hope this question makes sence. |
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Excel is not very good at this kind of thing - Access would be better.
If you were to use MATCH to try to find "DM" on one sheet then it will return #N/A if it is not present, or it will return the (relative) row of the first occurence of "DM" if it is present. This can be used in conjunction with INDEX to return other data from that same row. The problem comes with the second (and subsequent) occurence of "DM", as the MATCH function will still return the row for the first occurence. One way I have overcome this in the past is, for the second (and other) occurences, to adjust the range that is being searched so that it starts with the row immediately after where the previous occurence has been found - you can use INDIRECT to do this. However, the formulae required for this are quite involved and are fairly bespoke for each particular use, rather than generic. Obviously, your situation is even more complex because you want to look into 20-25 sheets. Presumably you also want to bunch all the data into contiguous rows, rather than, say, allocate 20 rows for each potential sheet where "DM" might appear (although you could take this approach and use a custom filter to only display rows with data in them). Quite a big project - I hope my comments have been of some use to you. Pete On Oct 15, 7:40 pm, MaggieR wrote: Pete_UK "DM" will show on multiple sheets approx 20-25 sheets and multiple times on each sheet "DM" is the sales representative and the sheets are the different vendors ex. "DM" summary sheet has 15 different entries on one or more of the 20-25 sheets i.e Century vendor name (individual Sheet for the vendor). So I want it to search all 20-25 sheets and anywhere the initials "DM" appear I want it to copy all the information in the row to reflect back to his summary sheet. I bet the ROW did clear up my question from earlier and thank you again for your assistance. Please let me know if you have any other questions! "Pete_UK" wrote: Will "DM" only occur once in all the sheets, or might there be other instances of "DM" on other sheets (or even multiple occurrences in the same sheet)? How many sheets do you have, and what naming convention do you use? How many rows of data do you have on each sheet? Your question makes more sense now that you have asked for data from the same ROW that "DM" occurs on, rather than COLUMN in your earlier posting. Pete On Oct 12, 8:56 pm, MaggieR wrote: I need to know how to write a formula were it searches the numerous sheets for a specific cell reference and is able to copy all the information in the ROW matching the specific cell requirements on the one sheet. For instance I am searching for "DM" on all the sheets and if it has a cell that has "DM" in it I want to return all the information in that ROW back to the summary sheet. Thank you for your time and assistance. Hope this question makes sence.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Pete can you give me a formula using the INDIRECT operation using the
parameters previously mentioned; would this also be a INDIRECT MATCH sequence? "Pete_UK" wrote: Excel is not very good at this kind of thing - Access would be better. If you were to use MATCH to try to find "DM" on one sheet then it will return #N/A if it is not present, or it will return the (relative) row of the first occurence of "DM" if it is present. This can be used in conjunction with INDEX to return other data from that same row. The problem comes with the second (and subsequent) occurence of "DM", as the MATCH function will still return the row for the first occurence. One way I have overcome this in the past is, for the second (and other) occurences, to adjust the range that is being searched so that it starts with the row immediately after where the previous occurence has been found - you can use INDIRECT to do this. However, the formulae required for this are quite involved and are fairly bespoke for each particular use, rather than generic. Obviously, your situation is even more complex because you want to look into 20-25 sheets. Presumably you also want to bunch all the data into contiguous rows, rather than, say, allocate 20 rows for each potential sheet where "DM" might appear (although you could take this approach and use a custom filter to only display rows with data in them). Quite a big project - I hope my comments have been of some use to you. Pete On Oct 15, 7:40 pm, MaggieR wrote: Pete_UK "DM" will show on multiple sheets approx 20-25 sheets and multiple times on each sheet "DM" is the sales representative and the sheets are the different vendors ex. "DM" summary sheet has 15 different entries on one or more of the 20-25 sheets i.e Century vendor name (individual Sheet for the vendor). So I want it to search all 20-25 sheets and anywhere the initials "DM" appear I want it to copy all the information in the row to reflect back to his summary sheet. I bet the ROW did clear up my question from earlier and thank you again for your assistance. Please let me know if you have any other questions! "Pete_UK" wrote: Will "DM" only occur once in all the sheets, or might there be other instances of "DM" on other sheets (or even multiple occurrences in the same sheet)? How many sheets do you have, and what naming convention do you use? How many rows of data do you have on each sheet? Your question makes more sense now that you have asked for data from the same ROW that "DM" occurs on, rather than COLUMN in your earlier posting. Pete On Oct 12, 8:56 pm, MaggieR wrote: I need to know how to write a formula were it searches the numerous sheets for a specific cell reference and is able to copy all the information in the ROW matching the specific cell requirements on the one sheet. For instance I am searching for "DM" on all the sheets and if it has a cell that has "DM" in it I want to return all the information in that ROW back to the summary sheet. Thank you for your time and assistance. Hope this question makes sence.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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I did say that the formulae are quite specific to the particular setup
you have, so if you could describe things in a bit more detail then I can mock something up for you. For example,are your vendor sheets identical in layout, and what is that layout (number of header rows, columns used, which column to search for "DM" in, typical number of rows used on vendor sheets, what columns do you want returned to your salesman sheet, number of salesman sheets, etc.) If it is easier, you could send me a sample of your file (desensitize it first), to: pashurst <at auditel.net Change the obvious. Pete On Oct 16, 5:50 pm, MaggieR wrote: Pete can you give me a formula using the INDIRECT operation using the parameters previously mentioned; would this also be a INDIRECT MATCH sequence? "Pete_UK" wrote: Excel is not very good at this kind of thing - Access would be better. If you were to use MATCH to try to find "DM" on one sheet then it will return #N/A if it is not present, or it will return the (relative) row of the first occurence of "DM" if it is present. This can be used in conjunction with INDEX to return other data from that same row. The problem comes with the second (and subsequent) occurence of "DM", as the MATCH function will still return the row for the first occurence. One way I have overcome this in the past is, for the second (and other) occurences, to adjust the range that is being searched so that it starts with the row immediately after where the previous occurence has been found - you can use INDIRECT to do this. However, the formulae required for this are quite involved and are fairly bespoke for each particular use, rather than generic. Obviously, your situation is even more complex because you want to look into 20-25 sheets. Presumably you also want to bunch all the data into contiguous rows, rather than, say, allocate 20 rows for each potential sheet where "DM" might appear (although you could take this approach and use a custom filter to only display rows with data in them). Quite a big project - I hope my comments have been of some use to you. Pete On Oct 15, 7:40 pm, MaggieR wrote: Pete_UK "DM" will show on multiple sheets approx 20-25 sheets and multiple times on each sheet "DM" is the sales representative and the sheets are the different vendors ex. "DM" summary sheet has 15 different entries on one or more of the 20-25 sheets i.e Century vendor name (individual Sheet for the vendor). So I want it to search all 20-25 sheets and anywhere the initials "DM" appear I want it to copy all the information in the row to reflect back to his summary sheet. I bet the ROW did clear up my question from earlier and thank you again for your assistance. Please let me know if you have any other questions! "Pete_UK" wrote: Will "DM" only occur once in all the sheets, or might there be other instances of "DM" on other sheets (or even multiple occurrences in the same sheet)? How many sheets do you have, and what naming convention do you use? How many rows of data do you have on each sheet? Your question makes more sense now that you have asked for data from the same ROW that "DM" occurs on, rather than COLUMN in your earlier posting. Pete On Oct 12, 8:56 pm, MaggieR wrote: I need to know how to write a formula were it searches the numerous sheets for a specific cell reference and is able to copy all the information in the ROW matching the specific cell requirements on the one sheet. For instance I am searching for "DM" on all the sheets and if it has a cell that has "DM" in it I want to return all the information in that ROW back to the summary sheet. Thank you for your time and assistance. Hope this question makes sence.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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