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I have a table I found that is essentially a 'hierarchical' table but laid
out in such a way I can't really use it w/o further processing. Essentially it is currently something like this Type | Type Code | Subtype | SubType Code | SubSubType | SubSubType Code I really just want to end up with Type | Type Code | Parent Code So I might have Fruit | 100000 | Citrus | 100100 | Orange | 1001001 Fruit | 100000 | Citrus | 100100 | Lemon | 1001002 Fruit | 100000 | Melon | 100200 | Cantelope | 100201 Fruit | 100000 | Melon | 100200 | Honeydew | 100202 Meat | 200000 | Beef | 200100 | Tenderloin | 200101 Meat | 200000 | Beef | 200100 | Brisket | 200102 Meat | 200000 | Pork | 200200 | Bacon | 200201 and I want Fruit | 100000 | Melon | 100200 | 100000 Cirtus | 100100 | 100000 Orange | 100101| 100100 Lemon | 100102 | 100100 Cantelope | 100201 | 100200 Honeydew | 100202 | 100200 Meat | 200000 Beef | 200100 | 200000 Pork | 200200 | 200000 Tenderloin | 200101 | 200100 Brisket | 200102 | 200100 Bacon | 200201 | 200200 Is there an easy function I could use to process the sheet thusly? |
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