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Information Flow to a main spreadsheet
Hi, I know how to link worksheets basically. My problem is interesting though.
I have to do this in Excel....I can't use Access. I 3 worksheets that have people's names and groups of classes they took. Each worksheet has a different group of classes. I would like to know if I can have a Main worksheet that has all 3 sheets worth but when it flows into it the person's name only appears once. Each core worksheet may look like this. Name Class A Class AA Class AAA the next sheet would be Name Class B Class BB Class BBB and so on for the 3rd sheet. Can I have that 4th sheet that compiles the other 3? Name Class A Class AA Class AAA Class B Class BB .....and so on? Is this possible without having that persons name come up 3 times? Thanks in advance! |
i think so !I f you have a vlookup on the persons name the columns to the
right can be class a class aa class b clasbb classc classcc etc etc etc -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "KenRamoska" wrote: Hi, I know how to link worksheets basically. My problem is interesting though. I have to do this in Excel....I can't use Access. I 3 worksheets that have people's names and groups of classes they took. Each worksheet has a different group of classes. I would like to know if I can have a Main worksheet that has all 3 sheets worth but when it flows into it the person's name only appears once. Each core worksheet may look like this. Name Class A Class AA Class AAA the next sheet would be Name Class B Class BB Class BBB and so on for the 3rd sheet. Can I have that 4th sheet that compiles the other 3? Name Class A Class AA Class AAA Class B Class BB .....and so on? Is this possible without having that persons name come up 3 times? Thanks in advance! |
I would start by creating that 4th worksheet.
Copy all the names from each of the 3 sheets to column A of the 4th sheet. (Include just the first header row.) You'll end up with duplicates for those who took multiple classes. But you can eliminate the duplicate names by using Data|Filter|Advanced filter. Debra Dalgleish has detailed instructions at: http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html#FilterUR This'll give you a nice list (in column B) of unique names. Delete column A (we're done with it). Now use =vlookup() to return each of the classes to the new column B, C, and D. If you've never used =vlookup(), visit Debra Dalgleish's site: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html for nice instructions. KenRamoska wrote: Hi, I know how to link worksheets basically. My problem is interesting though. I have to do this in Excel....I can't use Access. I 3 worksheets that have people's names and groups of classes they took. Each worksheet has a different group of classes. I would like to know if I can have a Main worksheet that has all 3 sheets worth but when it flows into it the person's name only appears once. Each core worksheet may look like this. Name Class A Class AA Class AAA the next sheet would be Name Class B Class BB Class BBB and so on for the 3rd sheet. Can I have that 4th sheet that compiles the other 3? Name Class A Class AA Class AAA Class B Class BB .....and so on? Is this possible without having that persons name come up 3 times? Thanks in advance! -- Dave Peterson |
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