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Greetings-
I have spent the better part of the day trying to figure out the following - I now the title doesn't describe the problem well. What I am trying to do, is make a "summary table" that compiles information from several categories into one, but to allow for the table to dynamically update (data and size) as the data change. Here is a generic example of what I am trying to do: * Consider 4 categories (blue, green, red and yellow). Each category has a variable number of data in it - no more than a 100 per category. In the data entry sheet, I have apportioned 100 rows for each category (the blues are int the 100s, the greens in the 200s, the reds in the 300s etc). Any unused rows, are left blank, as they may be populated in the future. In other words: RowNum *Category* *Points* 2 Blue 11 3 Blue 32 4 Blue 26 5 (Blank) 6 (Blank) .... 99 (Blank) 100(Blank) 101 Green 9 102 Green 45 .... 199(Blank) 200(Blank) 201 Red 14 202 Red 39 and so on and so forth. What I am trying to do is create a dynamically contractible/expandable table that shows: *Category* *Points* Blue 11 Blue 32 Blue 26 Green 9 Green 45 Red 14 Red 39 but that can accommodate the later addition of new category data. Ideally, the table size would be defined (on the fly) by the count of non-blank rows in each category, and would present the data contiguously. Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Ezra |
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