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Working with columns of data
I have a spreadsheet with two columns of data. The first column contains an
8 digit number to identify each factory. The first 6 digits represent the main factory and the remaining 2 represent the feeder plants for the factory. The second column contains text that identfies if the factory(s) are "Open" or "Closed". The goal is to automate a way to determine if a factory and all it's feeder plants have closed. Since a factory can have a dozen feeder plants, my spreadsheet contains over 3000 rows. How would I write VBA code to loop thru the columns to determine if all factory/plant combinations are closed? |
Working with columns of data
Hi,
Assuming data goes from row 1 to row 3000 in column C, enter: =SUMPRODUCT((LEFT(A1,6)=LEFT($A$1:$A$3000,6))*($B$ 1:$B$3000="OPEN")*1) This will return the number of open feeders. (a bit repetitives since it will be on each row) Just filter for the zeroes to get factories with no open feeders. Regards, sebastienm "TEB2" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with two columns of data. The first column contains an 8 digit number to identify each factory. The first 6 digits represent the main factory and the remaining 2 represent the feeder plants for the factory. The second column contains text that identfies if the factory(s) are "Open" or "Closed". The goal is to automate a way to determine if a factory and all it's feeder plants have closed. Since a factory can have a dozen feeder plants, my spreadsheet contains over 3000 rows. How would I write VBA code to loop thru the columns to determine if all factory/plant combinations are closed? |
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