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I'm reworking a dataset in an excel worksheet and am wondering if anyone
knows the best way to do this. This is the structure of my original dataset, though the whole dataset is much larger: number of sales: country city product 1950 1955 1960 1965 Australia Sydney cars 125 800 754 222 USA New York sneakers 7500 768 555 369 Mexico Cancun condos 56 230 33 679 France Paris shoes 87 99 56 88 The whole dataset is 7 columns across (columns A-G) and the line with the field headings is on the fourth row of the worksheet. I would like to rework it so that: - the computer goes through each of the cells in the dataset - if the cell contains a number of sales value which is between 100 and 600, then create the following line based on that cell: country, city, product, year, value - create a new worksheet, put a line with the field headings, and put the list of all these lines in this worksheet For example, if this were to run on the above dataset, the new dataset created in the new sheet would be: country city product year sales value Australia Sydney cars 1950 125 Australia Sydney cars 1965 222 USA New York sneakers 1960 555 USA New York sneakers 1965 369 Mexico Cancun condos 1955 230 Also, based on the above new dataset, does anyone have any suggestions on how to do the following: - Go through each line and look at the value for year. - If year does not equal 1950, 1960 or 1964, then extract the whole line and put it in a new worksheet. Change the year value in the dataline in the new worksheet to the year to which it is closest among the following years (1950, 1960, 1964). Add a new column to the end of the dataline with field heading "note" which says the following, "Data for" X (year to which the original value was changed "refers to" X (original year value) - Do this for all lines for which the year value is not 1950, 1960 or 1964. For example, if this were to run on the above data set, the dataset generated in the new worksheet would be: country city product year sales note Australia Sydney cars 1964 222 Data for 1964 refers to 1965 USA New York sneakers 1964 369 Data for 1964 refers to 1965 Mexico Cancun condos 1950 230 Data for 1950 refers to 1955 Space was a little crunched on the above dataset, but hope you got a sense. Thank you, and looking forward to your suggestions. Best regards, Brian Kaufmann *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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