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I have searched many posts but cant seem to find anything similar, so I am
having to ask for assistance please. Im sure it will be a piece of cake for someone, given the very in-depth issues Ive been searching through! I have many workbooks that I may need to apply this to, each with many thousands of lines. I am importing this data from an Access database (that I cant modify as its not mine). I import each sheet as follows: B C D E 1 Date Item Qty Identity 2 11/14/2007 Apple 1 Customer A 3 Banana 1 Customer A 4 11/14/2007 Apple 1 Customer B 5 11/14/2007 Apple 1 Customer C 6 Orange 2 Customer C 7 11/14/2007 Orange 1 Customer D But where the same customer has bought more than one item on a day, the date is missing for the second item. I need to create a pivot table based on all this data, however as I have blank date cells, obviously the table doesnt complete correctly. I had thought the easiest way to get round this would be to insert a column before the Date column and insert a formula. I have tried =IF(B30,B3,B2). i.e. if the cell to the right has a date in it, insert that date, otherwise insert the date from the row before. (There will never be an instance where the date for the first item purchased is blank.) However Im obviously missing something as this doesnt work. Ive also tried =IF(B30,B3,IF(B3<=0,B2)). But that doesnt work either. I am very grateful for any help. Les |
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