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If i have several rows with product data is there a way to get it to search
for hits simular to the first 4 letters ? then of course sumit up to 1 result. for exampel: the data sheet: 21 units 200$ candyliqurish 50 units 200$ candyfudge 20 units 300$ candylollypop the result sheet: 91 units 700$ candy***** this forum i sthe best !! thanks to all competent people ! best regards Matz |
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Suppose your dollars are in column B and the rpoductname in column C, then
use something like this =SUMPRODUCT(B1:B10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Mangesh "Matz" wrote in message ... If i have several rows with product data is there a way to get it to search for hits simular to the first 4 letters ? then of course sumit up to 1 result. for exampel: the data sheet: 21 units 200$ candyliqurish 50 units 200$ candyfudge 20 units 300$ candylollypop the result sheet: 91 units 700$ candy***** this forum i sthe best !! thanks to all competent people ! best regards Matz |
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And for the units (which are in columns A) use:
=SUMPRODUCT(A1:A10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Note that the units are plain numbers (21) and not (21 units). Mangesh "Mangesh Yadav" wrote in message ... Suppose your dollars are in column B and the rpoductname in column C, then use something like this =SUMPRODUCT(B1:B10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Mangesh "Matz" wrote in message ... If i have several rows with product data is there a way to get it to search for hits simular to the first 4 letters ? then of course sumit up to 1 result. for exampel: the data sheet: 21 units 200$ candyliqurish 50 units 200$ candyfudge 20 units 300$ candylollypop the result sheet: 91 units 700$ candy***** this forum i sthe best !! thanks to all competent people ! best regards Matz |
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Hi
Ive tryed that but i have to many different products, i would like a macro that par the first 4 letters without me specify every single one... thanks for your respone though. //Matz "Mangesh Yadav" skrev: And for the units (which are in columns A) use: =SUMPRODUCT(A1:A10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Note that the units are plain numbers (21) and not (21 units). Mangesh "Mangesh Yadav" wrote in message ... Suppose your dollars are in column B and the rpoductname in column C, then use something like this =SUMPRODUCT(B1:B10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Mangesh "Matz" wrote in message ... If i have several rows with product data is there a way to get it to search for hits simular to the first 4 letters ? then of course sumit up to 1 result. for exampel: the data sheet: 21 units 200$ candyliqurish 50 units 200$ candyfudge 20 units 300$ candylollypop the result sheet: 91 units 700$ candy***** this forum i sthe best !! thanks to all competent people ! best regards Matz |
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Sorry, I did not understand. Can you give a few examples. Do you mean to say
just see whichever different set of groups having first 4 characters same...? Mangesh "Matz" wrote in message ... Hi Ive tryed that but i have to many different products, i would like a macro that par the first 4 letters without me specify every single one... thanks for your respone though. //Matz "Mangesh Yadav" skrev: And for the units (which are in columns A) use: =SUMPRODUCT(A1:A10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Note that the units are plain numbers (21) and not (21 units). Mangesh "Mangesh Yadav" wrote in message ... Suppose your dollars are in column B and the rpoductname in column C, then use something like this =SUMPRODUCT(B1:B10,--(LEFT(C1:C10,2)="cand")) Mangesh "Matz" wrote in message ... If i have several rows with product data is there a way to get it to search for hits simular to the first 4 letters ? then of course sumit up to 1 result. for exampel: the data sheet: 21 units 200$ candyliqurish 50 units 200$ candyfudge 20 units 300$ candylollypop the result sheet: 91 units 700$ candy***** this forum i sthe best !! thanks to all competent people ! best regards Matz |
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I would add headers, then use a helper column of cells:
=left(d2,4) and drag down (4 or 5 characters????) Then either sort that data by the helper column and use Data|subototals or (without sorting) data|pivottable to get my summary. Matz wrote: If i have several rows with product data is there a way to get it to search for hits simular to the first 4 letters ? then of course sumit up to 1 result. for exampel: the data sheet: 21 units 200$ candyliqurish 50 units 200$ candyfudge 20 units 300$ candylollypop the result sheet: 91 units 700$ candy***** this forum i sthe best !! thanks to all competent people ! best regards Matz -- Dave Peterson |
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