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I've got around 53k rows of data in an excel worksheet, labelled Data. Each
row has a customer ID. I've put all the data into a pivot table on another worksheet, which is how I want to display the results. However, I don't need data for all customer ID's. In a separate worksheet, I've got a list of unique customer ID's that I need information on. Is there any way (perhaps VB code/macro?) that I can look in the datafile of 53k rows, find a customer ID, compare that with the unique list of ID's and if it's in there then ignore it (not do anything with it), and if it isn't in there, remove it from the datafile? |
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One simple procedure using autofilter on a helper col
to effectively deal with this .. Assume the unique customer IDs are in a sheet: x running in A2 down In sheet: Data, assume the cust IDs are running in A2 down Insert a new col A Put in A2: =ISNUMBER(MATCH(B2,x!A:A,0)) Copy A2 down to the last row of data in col B Col A will flag all matching ids as TRUE, FALSE otherwise The rows with FALSE are the ones to be deleted To do this, just apply autofilter on col A, filter out: FALSE Then select all the filtered rows, Right-click Delete Row -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Sarah (OGI)" wrote: I've got around 53k rows of data in an excel worksheet, labelled Data. Each row has a customer ID. I've put all the data into a pivot table on another worksheet, which is how I want to display the results. However, I don't need data for all customer ID's. In a separate worksheet, I've got a list of unique customer ID's that I need information on. Is there any way (perhaps VB code/macro?) that I can look in the datafile of 53k rows, find a customer ID, compare that with the unique list of ID's and if it's in there then ignore it (not do anything with it), and if it isn't in there, remove it from the datafile? |
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That's great, thank you so much for your help (and no vb code in sight!!) Cheers Sarah "Max" wrote: One simple procedure using autofilter on a helper col to effectively deal with this .. Assume the unique customer IDs are in a sheet: x running in A2 down In sheet: Data, assume the cust IDs are running in A2 down Insert a new col A Put in A2: =ISNUMBER(MATCH(B2,x!A:A,0)) Copy A2 down to the last row of data in col B Col A will flag all matching ids as TRUE, FALSE otherwise The rows with FALSE are the ones to be deleted To do this, just apply autofilter on col A, filter out: FALSE Then select all the filtered rows, Right-click Delete Row -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Sarah (OGI)" wrote: I've got around 53k rows of data in an excel worksheet, labelled Data. Each row has a customer ID. I've put all the data into a pivot table on another worksheet, which is how I want to display the results. However, I don't need data for all customer ID's. In a separate worksheet, I've got a list of unique customer ID's that I need information on. Is there any way (perhaps VB code/macro?) that I can look in the datafile of 53k rows, find a customer ID, compare that with the unique list of ID's and if it's in there then ignore it (not do anything with it), and if it isn't in there, remove it from the datafile? |
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Welcome, Sarah.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Sarah (OGI)" wrote in message ... Max That's great, thank you so much for your help (and no vb code in sight!!) Cheers Sarah |
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