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It was just brought to my attention that something I wrote a couple of years
ago is duplicating data. It uses Data-Consolidate, in VB. A simple exampe would be this: cell A1: ItemNumber cell B1: Amount cell A2: 61*80*C51*022 cell B2: 1 cell A3: 61-80-C51-022 cell B3: 1 If you use menu items Data-Consolidate on that, it gets a total of 3, not 2. It's taking the item in cell A3 as a match to both itself, and to the item in A2. So, it's doing a wildcard sum. I can fix this by editing my code to use a Pivot Table to summarize the data instead. This post is more just a warning to anyone else who might have ever done such a thing unaware. |
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