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I'm getting myself totally tied in knots over this one.
Database sheet holding: order number, workstation, date, operator, quantity produced. An order may take up several days of production at the same workstation, sometimes on two shifts. On a separate sheet I have the list of currently running orders and the production manager wants to see how many parts were produced by which operators on the most recent day worked. A straight lookup based on the order number won't do it because multiple rows will meet that criteria. I need to get all those rows and then pick out just the one (or two) operators and quantities for the date nearest today. Can it be done all in one regular formula or do I need to set up array formulas or pulling everything into an array in VBA and filtering it there? I have spent so long staring at this one I need fresh pairs of eyes for some insight... -- WinXP - Office2003 (Italian) |
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