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Ok, rather than data flipping, maybe this can be done with a sophisticated
formula. IF I had the customer numbers lined up (ie all 145's were in column B, all 167's were in column C), I could write a VLookup to find CLAIMED PHONE, and then the column index number I would use a Find statement to find the customer #. But since the customers are in different columns, how could I use the find? Conceptually, I would - Do the VLookup for CLAIMED PHONE, and use the Find to locate the customer #, but the find would look in the range exactly 1 row above where the Vlookup found CLAIMED PHONE. I'm pretty sure that has to be a VB formula. Am I on the right track? Is something like this possible? Customer 145 167 179 182 183 CLAIMED PHONE 1 32172 1 27912 542 Customer 167 182 Total NO STATUS 1 1 2 Customer 167 182 183 189 205 NON DELIVERABLE 2167 1109 7 243 2 |
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