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organizing a large amount of data into a table
Greetings to all and thank you in advance!
I have a sheet "MAY" that includes every single day in may up to th most current date. Each day is broken into 24 hours. So, for da 5/1/2004 I have in column E hour one to 24. The same is repeated fo 5/2/2004 and so forth and so on up to the most current day. I hav another sheet "Table" in which I have the number 1-24 in the rance B to Y1. I am trying to take the value of the cell adjacent to hour 1 fo each day in "MAY" and place it in "TABLE" cell B3 down to whatever day I have data for so far. I woul like to do this for every hour if possible. This is what I have for code so far: Sub Hourly_Data() Dim i as Interger i=1 Sheets("MAY").Select Range ("E1").Select Do Until Range (i+23)="" Cell.offset (0,+9)= Worksheets ("TABLE").Range("B3:B36") Loop End Su -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
organizing a large amount of data into a table
Hi
maybe this gives you a starting point: http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy5.htm -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "oakman " schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Greetings to all and thank you in advance! I have a sheet "MAY" that includes every single day in may up to the most current date. Each day is broken into 24 hours. So, for day 5/1/2004 I have in column E hour one to 24. The same is repeated for 5/2/2004 and so forth and so on up to the most current day. I have another sheet "Table" in which I have the number 1-24 in the rance B1 to Y1. I am trying to take the value of the cell adjacent to hour 1 for each day in "MAY" and place it in "TABLE" cell B3 down to whatever day I have data for so far. I would like to do this for every hour if possible. This is what I have for code so far: Sub Hourly_Data() Dim i as Interger i=1 Sheets("MAY").Select Range ("E1").Select Do Until Range (i+23)="" Cell.offset (0,+9)= Worksheets ("TABLE").Range("B3:B36") Loop End Sub --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
organizing a large amount of data into a table
Thank you very much Frank!
You know, upon taking a walk and thinking about it some more; actually wondered whether filtering might be the way to go. However, still felt that there was a missing piece, but the link you hav provided is perfect -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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