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far2rare

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 

I would like to search 15 columns on the same sheet for cells containing
numbers. For the searched columns that contain numbers, on a seperate
sheet display the value found in a list in one column and the data from
column A in another column.


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Domenic

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 
Can you provide a sample of your data, which includes Column A and about
3 other corresponding columns, along with the expected results?

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far2rare
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I would like to search 15 columns on the same sheet for cells containing
numbers. For the searched columns that contain numbers, on a seperate
sheet display the value found in a list in one column and the data from
column A in another column.


far2rare

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 

I've uploaded a screenshot of the raw data and the desired results. The
top table is the raw data, the lower table shows what I need. Thanks
for your help!


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Domenic

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 
Will there always be only one number for any row/set? Or you can you
have more than one number?

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far2rare
wrote:

I've uploaded a screenshot of the raw data and the desired results. The
top table is the raw data, the lower table shows what I need. Thanks
for your help!


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far2rare

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 

There will only ever be one number for each row as shown, thanks!


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Domenic

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 
Try...

A29, confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, and copied down:

=IF(ROWS($A$29:A29)<=COUNT($C$5:$E$20),INDEX($A$5: $A$20,SMALL(IF($C$5:$E$
20<"",ROW($C$5:$E$20)-ROW($C$5)+1),ROWS($A$29:A29))),"")

B29, confirmed with just ENTER, and copied down:

=IF(A29<"",SUM(INDEX($C$5:$E$20,MATCH(A29,$A$5:$A $20,0),0)),"")

Hope this helps!

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There will only ever be one number for each row as shown, thanks!


far2rare

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 

Thanks! Great it works really well. Only one point though, I have
ommitted the columns that appear between C and D, and between D and E
to make the data easier to read. How could I modify your formulae to
pick just the Cycle columns from all the data? Thanks!


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Domenic

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 
How many columns are there between the target columns? What type of
values do they contain, text or numerical?

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far2rare
wrote:

Thanks! Great it works really well. Only one point though, I have
ommitted the columns that appear between C and D, and between D and E
to make the data easier to read. How could I modify your formulae to
pick just the Cycle columns from all the data? Thanks!


far2rare

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 

there are 8 columns between the target columns, some contain dates,
others contain text. Thanks!


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Domenic

Search multiple columns and display corresponding cells in a list?!?
 
Assumptions:

A5:A20 contains Set 1, Set 2, Set 3, etc.

Columns C, L, and U are the target columns

There will only be one number from the target columns for each row

Formulas:

A27:

=SUM(IF(MOD(COLUMN($C$5:$U$20)-COLUMN($C$5),9)=0,IF($C$5:$U$20<"",1)))

....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.

A29, copied down:

=IF(ROWS($A$29:A29)<=$A$27,INDEX($A$5:$A$20,SMALL( IF(MOD(COLUMN($C$5:$U$2
0)-COLUMN($C$5),9)=0,IF($C$5:$U$20<"",ROW($C$5:$U$20 )-ROW($C$5)+1)),ROWS
($A$29:A29))),"")

....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER

B29, copied down:

=IF(A29<"",INDEX($C$5:$U$20,MATCH(A29,$A$5:$A$20, 0),MATCH(1,IF(MOD(COLUM
N($C$5:$U$20)-COLUMN($C$5),9)=0,IF(INDEX($C$5:$U$20,MATCH(A29,$A $5:$A$20,
0),0)<"",1)),0)),"")

....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER. Adjust the ranges accordingly.

Hope this helps!

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far2rare
wrote:

there are 8 columns between the target columns, some contain dates,
others contain text. Thanks!



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