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mr2u53

More than one cell answers??????
 
I have a worksheet
in colum A:A I have dates

then in colum C:C and colum D:D I have numbers.

Using a formula how I do I find and move, or copy, ((ALL)) the
2/1/07-2/28/07 records into the E:E, F:F, and G:G colums and so on and so
forth down to december?
for example:
a c d
2/1/07 100 234
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 50 545

a c d e f g
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 100 234
2/1/07 50 545

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Thank you. Hope we can work this out.

Gleam

More than one cell answers??????
 
Here is a start
' some code needed here to determine the number of rows.
' Assumed 31 in this case. Sort by date
Range("A1:C31").Sort Key1:=Range("A29"), Order1:=xlAscending, _
Header:=xlGuess, _
OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, _
DataOption1:=xlSortNormal
' some code needed here to find which rows are the same month
' then move those rows to the correct columns
Range("A5:C7").Cut Destination:=Range("D7:F7")
' make sure the column width is wide enough
Columns("D:D").EntireColumn.AutoFit

"mr2u53" wrote:

I have a worksheet
in colum A:A I have dates

then in colum C:C and colum D:D I have numbers.

Using a formula how I do I find and move, or copy, ((ALL)) the
2/1/07-2/28/07 records into the E:E, F:F, and G:G colums and so on and so
forth down to december?
for example:
a c d
2/1/07 100 234
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 50 545

a c d e f g
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 100 234
2/1/07 50 545

--
Thank you. Hope we can work this out.


mr2u53

More than one cell answers??????
 
thank you for your reply. number of rows is A:A the whole sheet.
the order of the original must stay the same. So I should use copy instead
of cut right?
so know that I have the allingment copyed i just do simple math right?
--
Thank you. Hope we can work this out.


"Gleam" wrote:

Here is a start
' some code needed here to determine the number of rows.
' Assumed 31 in this case. Sort by date
Range("A1:C31").Sort Key1:=Range("A29"), Order1:=xlAscending, _
Header:=xlGuess, _
OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, _
DataOption1:=xlSortNormal
' some code needed here to find which rows are the same month
' then move those rows to the correct columns
Range("A5:C7").Cut Destination:=Range("D7:F7")
' make sure the column width is wide enough
Columns("D:D").EntireColumn.AutoFit

"mr2u53" wrote:

I have a worksheet
in colum A:A I have dates

then in colum C:C and colum D:D I have numbers.

Using a formula how I do I find and move, or copy, ((ALL)) the
2/1/07-2/28/07 records into the E:E, F:F, and G:G colums and so on and so
forth down to december?
for example:
a c d
2/1/07 100 234
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 50 545

a c d e f g
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 100 234
2/1/07 50 545

--
Thank you. Hope we can work this out.


Gleam

More than one cell answers??????
 
In your spec the rows do not stay in the same order.
Here is some code which will do as I think you want (assuming your data
starts in A29):

Sub MoveData()
StartRow = 29
Nrows = Cells(StartRow, 1).CurrentRegion.Rows.Count
For i1 = StartRow To StartRow + Nrows - 1
n1 = Month(Cells(i1, 1))
If n1 1 Then ' dont move January
newcol = 2 + 3 * (n1 - 1) ' leave one blank column after January
' so if macro rerun current region not affected
Cells(i1, 1).Resize(1, 3).Cut Destination:=Cells(i1, newcol)
Columns(newcol).EntireColumn.AutoFit
End If
Next i1
End Sub

"mr2u53" wrote:

thank you for your reply. number of rows is A:A the whole sheet.
the order of the original must stay the same. So I should use copy instead
of cut right?
so know that I have the allingment copyed i just do simple math right?
--
Thank you. Hope we can work this out.


"Gleam" wrote:

Here is a start
' some code needed here to determine the number of rows.
' Assumed 31 in this case. Sort by date
Range("A1:C31").Sort Key1:=Range("A29"), Order1:=xlAscending, _
Header:=xlGuess, _
OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, _
DataOption1:=xlSortNormal
' some code needed here to find which rows are the same month
' then move those rows to the correct columns
Range("A5:C7").Cut Destination:=Range("D7:F7")
' make sure the column width is wide enough
Columns("D:D").EntireColumn.AutoFit

"mr2u53" wrote:

I have a worksheet
in colum A:A I have dates

then in colum C:C and colum D:D I have numbers.

Using a formula how I do I find and move, or copy, ((ALL)) the
2/1/07-2/28/07 records into the E:E, F:F, and G:G colums and so on and so
forth down to december?
for example:
a c d
2/1/07 100 234
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 50 545

a c d e f g
3/1/07 100 456
2/1/07 100 234
2/1/07 50 545

--
Thank you. Hope we can work this out.



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