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I need to populate a master spreadsheet from a source file of raw data.
I need a formula that will look first for the city, then for the job code then if both match then return the corresponding value for each of the folders... i.e., look for atlanta...if found then look for job code 12345...if found then return value of inbox here; value of interview here; value of selected here...etc. is that possible? i have played with ifs & ands etc but cannot make it work. the raw data is in a spreadsheet set up as follows: Inbox Interview Selected In Process Hired City State Job Code Recruiter 361 49 22 16 10 |
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Hi,
"from each of the folders"? What folders, where, what corresponding values? Do you have a set of files in a set of folders and the files in those folders have a lookup table and based on the two variables you mentioned you want to return values from these (closed?) files. How does city and job code tell you which folder to look at? You would need to set up some sort of lookup table listing the path and file name of the folder, file, sheet, and range that each set of city and job code indicate. However, to use this in a lookup against closed files is a problem because INDIRECT only works with open files. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "se7098" wrote: I need to populate a master spreadsheet from a source file of raw data. I need a formula that will look first for the city, then for the job code then if both match then return the corresponding value for each of the folders... i.e., look for atlanta...if found then look for job code 12345...if found then return value of inbox here; value of interview here; value of selected here...etc. is that possible? i have played with ifs & ands etc but cannot make it work. the raw data is in a spreadsheet set up as follows: Inbox Interview Selected In Process Hired City State Job Code Recruiter 361 49 22 16 10 |
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hi Shane...sorry - the folders are the inbox, selected etc. & the values are
the numbers under each. i will try to make a better example...i see it didn't translate well below. what i am doing is pulling numbers from a database and exporting them into an excel spreadsheet which is my raw data/source file. the database is broken down by the folders in which the candidates sit...inbox; scheduled for interview;selected...etc. Source info is set up as in the table below: Inbox Intv Sel Hird city st jc atl ga 123 55 30 17 10 from that i am populating a summary sheet for my clients which are assigned multiple locations (cities) and titles (job codes). So i have a client that is assigned atlanta, ga for customer assistants which is job code 123...and i need to retrieve the number of candidates in each folder/category in a snapshot/summary and i want to do this for each location/client/job code i need a formula to go out into the raw data to find the city...then look for a specified job code then populate the cell below each category (inbox, intv, sel, hired) with the corresponding number of candidates in each of these categories. so that i can summarize each of my clients locations. does that make sense? "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, "from each of the folders"? What folders, where, what corresponding values? Do you have a set of files in a set of folders and the files in those folders have a lookup table and based on the two variables you mentioned you want to return values from these (closed?) files. How does city and job code tell you which folder to look at? You would need to set up some sort of lookup table listing the path and file name of the folder, file, sheet, and range that each set of city and job code indicate. However, to use this in a lookup against closed files is a problem because INDIRECT only works with open files. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "se7098" wrote: I need to populate a master spreadsheet from a source file of raw data. I need a formula that will look first for the city, then for the job code then if both match then return the corresponding value for each of the folders... i.e., look for atlanta...if found then look for job code 12345...if found then return value of inbox here; value of interview here; value of selected here...etc. is that possible? i have played with ifs & ands etc but cannot make it work. the raw data is in a spreadsheet set up as follows: Inbox Interview Selected In Process Hired City State Job Code Recruiter 361 49 22 16 10 |
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