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Paris Hilton has an Excel question
My friend Paris keeps a spreadsheet ("DATES") of men she
dates and how much they spent on her. Some names (like mine) appear multiple times: Paul 10.00 Paul 15.00 Larry 5,780.00 Jim 10,900.00 Paul 6.00 David 14,500.00 David 22,000.00 Now, on another sheet ("VIP")she keeps a list of dates that have special privileges. Paris wants to extract from the DATES sheet every row that a name matching a name in the VIP sheet. Any ideas? Thanks Paul (I'll intro you if you help; the rest is up to you...) |
Paris Hilton has an Excel question
This task is better suited for Access, one table "Dates"; one table
"VIP". Then doing a full join on the name field. But in Excel, you could name ranges for "Date_Names" and "VIP_Names" and loop through Date_Names and for each name loop through VIP_Names. I'm sure there are better ways. "Paul" wrote in message ... My friend Paris keeps a spreadsheet ("DATES") of men she dates and how much they spent on her. Some names (like mine) appear multiple times: Paul 10.00 Paul 15.00 Larry 5,780.00 Jim 10,900.00 Paul 6.00 David 14,500.00 David 22,000.00 Now, on another sheet ("VIP")she keeps a list of dates that have special privileges. Paris wants to extract from the DATES sheet every row that a name matching a name in the VIP sheet. Any ideas? Thanks Paul (I'll intro you if you help; the rest is up to you...) |
Paris Hilton has an Excel question
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