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I have two questions/problems that I'd like some help with. I'm using
Excel 2003 and have a spreadsheet, Master Roster, containing Guardian Names, Addresses as well as student names. There can be multiple students with a guardian. I need to find the unique guardians and count of how many students they're guardian to (some of these quardian names have middle initials or middle names so I need to create a unique field). Using these two fields I need to create another speadsheet containing the Guardian Name, Address (city,state,zip) and the names of their students. I thought about taking the guarian last name, guardian first initial of first name, and the address to create this unique field. The problem is the addresses were entered by many people and are not consistent. 103 West Maple Ave, 103 W. Maple, 103 W Maple Avenue, PO Box 1604, P.O. 1604, etc. I'm thinking using SUBSTITUTE I can just extract the numeric portion of the address, eg. 103. I think this and the guardian part of the key would give me the key I'd need. Questions: From the address column how can I extract just numeric characters to create a new field? How do I extract from Master Roster using this new unique field the names of all students with the guardian? I've thought about Pivot Tables but I'm not really experienced using that function. Any help is really appreciated. |
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