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I have a worksheet where I dump exported data from another program. The
worksheet has a main category in column A and subcategories in column B. (Example below). I am interested in finding data in the row "Total Contribution" under the category of "Construction Loan". Is there a way to ask for a nested MATCH statement on both "Construction Loan" and "Total Contribution" ? As you can see, the title "Total Contribution" is repeated in each of the Column A categories, and I just want the data for the Construction Loan category. Further, the title in Column A is only at the top of each section, and not repeated in front of the Subcategories of Column B. I can see some possible work-arounds, but what would be the best way to retrieve the data I want? Thanks. Data example: Finance : Equity Timed Contribution: Project Auto. Project Contribution Total Contribution Finance : Construction Loan Timed Contribution: Project Auto. Project Contribution Total Contribution Finance : Mortgage Opening Balance Total Loan Fees Total Contribution |
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Hi,
Is the data in separate columns or indented, I can't tell from your data layout? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "KCobler" wrote: I have a worksheet where I dump exported data from another program. The worksheet has a main category in column A and subcategories in column B. (Example below). I am interested in finding data in the row "Total Contribution" under the category of "Construction Loan". Is there a way to ask for a nested MATCH statement on both "Construction Loan" and "Total Contribution" ? As you can see, the title "Total Contribution" is repeated in each of the Column A categories, and I just want the data for the Construction Loan category. Further, the title in Column A is only at the top of each section, and not repeated in front of the Subcategories of Column B. I can see some possible work-arounds, but what would be the best way to retrieve the data I want? Thanks. Data example: Finance : Equity Timed Contribution: Project Auto. Project Contribution Total Contribution Finance : Construction Loan Timed Contribution: Project Auto. Project Contribution Total Contribution Finance : Mortgage Opening Balance Total Loan Fees Total Contribution |
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KCobler wrote:
I have a worksheet where I dump exported data from another program. The worksheet has a main category in column A and subcategories in column B. (Example below). I am interested in finding data in the row "Total Contribution" under the category of "Construction Loan". Is there a way to ask for a nested MATCH statement on both "Construction Loan" and "Total Contribution" ? As you can see, the title "Total Contribution" is repeated in each of the Column A categories, and I just want the data for the Construction Loan category. Further, the title in Column A is only at the top of each section, and not repeated in front of the Subcategories of Column B. I can see some possible work-arounds, but what would be the best way to retrieve the data I want? Thanks. Data example: Finance : Equity Timed Contribution: Project Auto. Project Contribution Total Contribution Finance : Construction Loan Timed Contribution: Project Auto. Project Contribution Total Contribution Finance : Mortgage Opening Balance Total Loan Fees Total Contribution I would usually fill in the missing data. Easiest way I have found is to add an AutoFilter to column A and select "Blanks". Assuming the first "Blank" cell is A3, put the formula "=A2" in A3 and hit enter. Then copy A3, select all the rest of the "Blanks" in column A and then paste. Then remove the AutoFilter. After the sheet recalculates, you can Copy / Paste Special / Values on column A to get rid of the formulas. If you want the same look as before, use conditional formatting on column A to apply white color to the text if it is the same as the cell above. From there there are several ways you could get your data. I would suggest a PivotTable. |
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