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![]() I have two lists of product codes (2-digit and 6-digit), each of which has an import value (in otherwords 4 columns) as follows: 1 2 3 4 Prod code (2 digit) importval ($) Prod code (6-digit) import value ($) 01 50 010001 25 010002 10 010003 15 02 75 020001 12 020002 18 020003 20 020004 25 As you can see the 6-digit product codes are a dissaggregated from the 2-digit codes. That is if you sum the value of the 6-digits imports it will equal the value of the 2-digits imports. So for product 01 = $50 = 010001 +010002+010003=50. The same occurs for product 02 and so in for my real data set. Now my problem is this: I have a list of products i wish to exclude (called exceptions) e.g 010001 020002 020004 I want a formula that plucks out these products from column 3 and subtracts there import value (colomn 4) from cloumn 2 (the 2-digit import value). Thus giving me a new column of 2-digit product codes excluding the exceptions. In my example this would look like: 5 6 Prod Code 2-dig New Import Val 01 25 02 32 Obviously i have alot of data so doing this manuely would take a long time. Are there any formulas out there? Chris -- cj21 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cj21's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25673 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=502833 |
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