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I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to
list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh |
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Hi,
The simplest way is to filter the data on column A to display manager 1 and the assigned projects. Mike "Pritesh" wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh |
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No I can't do that, the data keeps changing, its in thousands of rows having
multiple records which keeps repeating. -- Regards, Pritesh "Mike H" wrote: Hi, The simplest way is to filter the data on column A to display manager 1 and the assigned projects. Mike "Pritesh" wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh |
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You can try out the below macro. If you are new to macros..
--Set the Security level to low/medium in (Tools|Macro|Security). --From workbook launch VBE using short-key Alt+F11. --From menu 'Insert' a module and paste the below code. --Get back to Workbook. --Run macro from Tools|Macro|Run <selected macro() Sub SortandInsert() Dim lngLastRow As Long, lngRow As Long lngLastRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row Range("A1").Resize(lngLastRow, 2).Sort _ Key1:=Range("A1"), Order1:=xlAscending, _ Key2:=Range("B1"), Order2:=xlAscending, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom For lngRow = lngLastRow To 2 Step -1 If Range("A" & lngRow) < Range("A" & lngRow - 1) Then _ Rows(lngRow).Insert Next End Sub If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Pritesh" wrote: No I can't do that, the data keeps changing, its in thousands of rows having multiple records which keeps repeating. -- Regards, Pritesh "Mike H" wrote: Hi, The simplest way is to filter the data on column A to display manager 1 and the assigned projects. Mike "Pritesh" wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh |
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Pritsh
A pivot table could sort and arrange this for you and could be updated/refreshed as each manager took on more projects etc, or if more managers were to get involved. Regards Matt Pritesh wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh -- Matt Lynn Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200909/1 |
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No... Pivot Table, Data Filters, VBA Macros are less suitable for my task. I
need automated list generation, without Refreshing (Pivot) or manually sorting (Filter) or clicking button or keys (Macros). Please suggest me some formula. -- Regards, Pritesh "Mattlynn via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Pritsh A pivot table could sort and arrange this for you and could be updated/refreshed as each manager took on more projects etc, or if more managers were to get involved. Regards Matt Pritesh wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh -- Matt Lynn Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200909/1 |
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Pritesh,
So lets be clear, the following are not suitable or desirable Filtering Pivot Table VB Clicking buttons. This seriously limits options, Try this abd drag down =IF(A2="Mngr1",A2 & " " & B2,"") Mike "Pritesh" wrote: No... Pivot Table, Data Filters, VBA Macros are less suitable for my task. I need automated list generation, without Refreshing (Pivot) or manually sorting (Filter) or clicking button or keys (Macros). Please suggest me some formula. -- Regards, Pritesh "Mattlynn via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Pritsh A pivot table could sort and arrange this for you and could be updated/refreshed as each manager took on more projects etc, or if more managers were to get involved. Regards Matt Pritesh wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh -- Matt Lynn Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200909/1 |
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This formula does not exclude/chk repetitive ones, and I don't need any
merged outputs. Regards, Pritesh "Mike H" wrote: Pritesh, So lets be clear, the following are not suitable or desirable Filtering Pivot Table VB Clicking buttons. This seriously limits options, Try this abd drag down =IF(A2="Mngr1",A2 & " " & B2,"") Mike "Pritesh" wrote: No... Pivot Table, Data Filters, VBA Macros are less suitable for my task. I need automated list generation, without Refreshing (Pivot) or manually sorting (Filter) or clicking button or keys (Macros). Please suggest me some formula. -- Regards, Pritesh "Mattlynn via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Pritsh A pivot table could sort and arrange this for you and could be updated/refreshed as each manager took on more projects etc, or if more managers were to get involved. Regards Matt Pritesh wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh -- Matt Lynn Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200909/1 |
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I still think to summarise the info in a pivot and then to copy the pivot and
paste and values to create a list that should look like what you are after. Alternatively, in a separte sheet in the same workbook, link the cells so as you refresh the pivot the list in the new sheet grows accordinbly as a semi- automated list. This method will may take a few minutes to set out, but will then be ready in seconds to use for your purposes. Regards Matt Pritesh wrote: This formula does not exclude/chk repetitive ones, and I don't need any merged outputs. Regards, Pritesh Pritesh, [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] Regards, Pritesh -- Matt Lynn Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200909/1 |
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I suggest you to do it in Pivot Table, because it can be done easily by using
Pivot Table in less than a minute time. -------------------- (MS-Exl-Learner) -------------------- "Pritesh" wrote: I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or 2 or 10 projects under him. Pls suggest me solution/formula based on below output requirement. Example Input: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr2 Proj3 3 Mngr1 Proj2 4 Mngr1 Proj5 5 Mngr2 Proj4 Example- Reqd Output: A B 1 Mngr1 Proj1 2 Mngr1 Proj2 3 Mngr1 Proj5 4 5 Mngr2 Proj3 6 Mngr2 Proj4 7 Regards, Pritesh |
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I totally agree Ms-Exl Learner !
Ms-Exl-Learner wrote: I suggest you to do it in Pivot Table, because it can be done easily by using Pivot Table in less than a minute time. -------------------- (MS-Exl-Learner) -------------------- I have huge data containing running project details, wherein I need to list-out Names of Projects under various Managers. So a manager can have 1 or [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] Regards, Pritesh -- Matt Lynn Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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