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Connect columns, with restrictions
Hi all,
Hope you can help me out with this problem. One column is made up of codes (numbers (1-100), which are repeated and not arranged in a certain way). The column next to it is composed of minutes spend to complete a particular code (minutes change). There are in total 33 codes, out of a possible 100 I am interested in. How can I extract, or identify (True/False?) the minutes that belong to the 33 codes? (I have tried via OR statement, however it is limited to 30 epressions). Thanks a lot in advance. Philipp |
Put your 33 codes in another worksheet (A1:A33)
Then insert another column and use a formula like: =isnumber(match(a1,sheet2!a:a,0)) True means there was a match. Philipp Andre wrote: Hi all, Hope you can help me out with this problem. One column is made up of codes (numbers (1-100), which are repeated and not arranged in a certain way). The column next to it is composed of minutes spend to complete a particular code (minutes change). There are in total 33 codes, out of a possible 100 I am interested in. How can I extract, or identify (True/False?) the minutes that belong to the 33 codes? (I have tried via OR statement, however it is limited to 30 epressions). Thanks a lot in advance. Philipp -- Dave Peterson |
hi try this
let your data in sheet one in column a1 to a33 in onther sheet column a1 write code from 1-100, and use vlookup function in column is =vlookup(a1,'sheet1a1'!A1:a65536,1,0) than use filter and remove #n/a "Philipp Andre" wrote: Hi all, Hope you can help me out with this problem. One column is made up of codes (numbers (1-100), which are repeated and not arranged in a certain way). The column next to it is composed of minutes spend to complete a particular code (minutes change). There are in total 33 codes, out of a possible 100 I am interested in. How can I extract, or identify (True/False?) the minutes that belong to the 33 codes? (I have tried via OR statement, however it is limited to 30 epressions). Thanks a lot in advance. Philipp |
Thanks a lot Dave,
problem solved! "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your 33 codes in another worksheet (A1:A33) Then insert another column and use a formula like: =isnumber(match(a1,sheet2!a:a,0)) True means there was a match. Philipp Andre wrote: Hi all, Hope you can help me out with this problem. One column is made up of codes (numbers (1-100), which are repeated and not arranged in a certain way). The column next to it is composed of minutes spend to complete a particular code (minutes change). There are in total 33 codes, out of a possible 100 I am interested in. How can I extract, or identify (True/False?) the minutes that belong to the 33 codes? (I have tried via OR statement, however it is limited to 30 epressions). Thanks a lot in advance. Philipp -- Dave Peterson |
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