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Consolidate tables/ranges with text from multiple worksheets
I have 8 worksheets each with a single table. All the tables have the same
column headings and have less than 600 rows. Data is primarily text such as a category name and description. I have unique ID's for every line of data. I want to be able to have a single sheet where I can show all the rows of information according to criteria such as category. I realize that the easiest solution is to put it in Access, but not all of the people who will be using this are familiar with Access. They want it in Excel. I tried consolidating multiple ranges in a Pivot table, but apparently they can't show text because you have to utilize a numeric function. A single worksheet pivot table might work if there was a way to consolidate all the tables (or ranges) onto a a single worksheet that would be updated when the individual worksheets are updated. Any ideas? |
Consolidate tables/ranges with text from multiple worksheets
hi,
Easiest way would be to combine all the sheets into one sheet and then use an autofilter against the combined data. It is possible to use a database query or a pivot table to do this but you don't want to do that, its far to complex especially with 8 worksheets. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "coxa" wrote: I have 8 worksheets each with a single table. All the tables have the same column headings and have less than 600 rows. Data is primarily text such as a category name and description. I have unique ID's for every line of data. I want to be able to have a single sheet where I can show all the rows of information according to criteria such as category. I realize that the easiest solution is to put it in Access, but not all of the people who will be using this are familiar with Access. They want it in Excel. I tried consolidating multiple ranges in a Pivot table, but apparently they can't show text because you have to utilize a numeric function. A single worksheet pivot table might work if there was a way to consolidate all the tables (or ranges) onto a a single worksheet that would be updated when the individual worksheets are updated. Any ideas? |
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