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one row per item one row per order
i have an order history spreadsheet that currently has one line per
item, with multiple orders for each item. i would like to move the data with a vba macro to end up with one row per order. i would like excel to check for text in each "orderqty" column in each row. if text exists, copy columns a, b, and all 6 cells for that order starting with "ordernum" to the first 8 cells in the first blank row at the bottom of the sheet. it should iterate to the right across a row for each column headed by orderqty, and skip to the next row when it encounters the first blank orderqty. i guess i'll need two loops - one as it iterates across column headers, and one as it iterates down the row. for an example section of the spreadsheet, see my forum post he http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewtopic.php?t=227255 |
one row per item one row per order
Sub ReorgData()
dim lastrow as Long, rw as Long Dim i as Long, j as Long Dim a, b lastrow = Cells(rows.count,1).End(xlup)(2).Row rw = lastrow for i = 1 to lastwor a = cells(i,1) b = cells(i,2) for j = 3 to 256 step 6 if isempty(cells(i,j+2)) then exit for else cells(i,j).Resize(1,6).copy cells(rw,3) cells(rw,1) = a cells(rw,2) = b rw = rw + 1 end if next j Next i End sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: i have an order history spreadsheet that currently has one line per item, with multiple orders for each item. i would like to move the data with a vba macro to end up with one row per order. i would like excel to check for text in each "orderqty" column in each row. if text exists, copy columns a, b, and all 6 cells for that order starting with "ordernum" to the first 8 cells in the first blank row at the bottom of the sheet. it should iterate to the right across a row for each column headed by orderqty, and skip to the next row when it encounters the first blank orderqty. i guess i'll need two loops - one as it iterates across column headers, and one as it iterates down the row. for an example section of the spreadsheet, see my forum post he http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewtopic.php?t=227255 |
one row per item one row per order
that works perfectly. (well, other than the "lastwor" typo, but that
was easy to fix.) thank you for your help! |
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