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copy & pasting automatic formulas
Hi,
I have a worksheet (B) form that tracks specific people horizontally and specific categories vertically: Mary Joe Jim Frank Sales Calls Results The results are already compiled on a separate worksheet (A) but in reverse format (people vertically, categories horizontally) . Ive linked the two worksheets but cant figure out how to make the formula automatically count/link in the correct order when I c&p it. If you can think of a better way to tackle this problem, Im open to suggestions. The format of Worksheet B cant be changed and there are 200+ people and 16 categories €“ a nightmare to do by hand. Thanks! |
copy & pasting automatic formulas
Here's one way
Assume the top left cell in the source table in sheet: B is A1 In any other sheet, in any startcell, say in C3: =OFFSET(B!$A$1,COLUMNS($A:A)-1,ROWS($1:1)-1) Copy C3 across/fill down as far as required to populate the dynamic transpose -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "AtlantaResearch" wrote: I have a worksheet (B) form that tracks specific people horizontally and specific categories vertically: Mary Joe Jim Frank Sales Calls Results The results are already compiled on a separate worksheet (A) but in reverse format (people vertically, categories horizontally) . Ive linked the two worksheets but cant figure out how to make the formula automatically count/link in the correct order when I c&p it. If you can think of a better way to tackle this problem, Im open to suggestions. The format of Worksheet B cant be changed and there are 200+ people and 16 categories €“ a nightmare to do by hand. Thanks! |
copy & pasting automatic formulas
Hi,
here is one way: =INDEX(D,MATCH(B$1,RT,0),MATCH($A2,CT,0)) If on sheet B you name the data D, the row with the column titles CT and the column with the row titles RT, then the above formula entered in B2 of sheet A will return the desired results. If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "AtlantaResearch" wrote: Hi, I have a worksheet (B) form that tracks specific people horizontally and specific categories vertically: Mary Joe Jim Frank Sales Calls Results The results are already compiled on a separate worksheet (A) but in reverse format (people vertically, categories horizontally) . Ive linked the two worksheets but cant figure out how to make the formula automatically count/link in the correct order when I c&p it. If you can think of a better way to tackle this problem, Im open to suggestions. The format of Worksheet B cant be changed and there are 200+ people and 16 categories €“ a nightmare to do by hand. Thanks! |
copy & pasting automatic formulas
Hi,
Using the same range names I mentioned in my previous example, you can use the shorter =SUMPRODUCT((CT=$A2)*(RT=B$1)*D) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "AtlantaResearch" wrote: Hi, I have a worksheet (B) form that tracks specific people horizontally and specific categories vertically: Mary Joe Jim Frank Sales Calls Results The results are already compiled on a separate worksheet (A) but in reverse format (people vertically, categories horizontally) . Ive linked the two worksheets but cant figure out how to make the formula automatically count/link in the correct order when I c&p it. If you can think of a better way to tackle this problem, Im open to suggestions. The format of Worksheet B cant be changed and there are 200+ people and 16 categories €“ a nightmare to do by hand. Thanks! |
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