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How to get a row consecutive from a sheet to another
I hope I can get your help please. I want to know how to obtain consecutive data from a sheet to another sheet in the same excel book. I registered data in sheet one for different sheet in the book. I want this data to b transferred automatically from sheet one to the different sheets row sequency. Example: Sheet one Row 23 567 to Sheet six Row 6 567 Sheet one Row 65 879 to Sheet six Row 7 879 As well data can be transferred to another sheets from Sheet one as same fashion. I hope there is some help for this problem. Thanks -- rodante ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rodante's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28251 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479998 |
How to get a row consecutive from a sheet to another
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If there is some logic that can be put into a formula, then yes, this is fairly easy. In other words, why do you want 567 and 879 from sheet1 to "transfer" to sheet6? What criteria do these values represent? If you can build that type of logic into a formula then you can do this! Biff "rodante" wrote in message ... I hope I can get your help please. I want to know how to obtain consecutive data from a sheet to another sheet in the same excel book. I registered data in sheet one for different sheet in the book. I want this data to b transferred automatically from sheet one to the different sheets row sequency. Example: Sheet one Row 23 567 to Sheet six Row 6 567 Sheet one Row 65 879 to Sheet six Row 7 879 As well data can be transferred to another sheets from Sheet one as same fashion. I hope there is some help for this problem. Thanks -- rodante ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rodante's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28251 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479998 |
How to get a row consecutive from a sheet to another
Biff Wrote: Hi! If there is some logic that can be put into a formula, then yes, this is fairly easy. In other words, why do you want 567 and 879 from sheet1 to "transfer" to sheet6? *Because Sheet 1 represents data general register to be transferred to different account sheets.* What criteria do these values represent? *Represents value data to be used to complete financial reports.* If you can build that type of logic into a formula then you can do this! *Can you help with some formula ideas?* Thanks for answering Biff¡ rodante -- rodante ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rodante's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28251 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479998 |
How to get a row consecutive from a sheet to another
Hi!
You need to provide much more detail. Also, when I say that there has to be some logic that you can apply to the data and then build that logic into a formula, this is what I meant. Consider these examples: Assume sheet1 looks like this: ...........A..........B.......... 1......400..................... 2......567..................... 3......212..................... 4......879..................... 5......397..................... You want to extract data from column A where the value is greater than 500. The logic is any value 500. We can build that logic into a formula and extract the data that meets that condition and return it to another location. Assume sheet1 looks like this: ...........A..........B.......... 1......400........No........ 2......567........Yes....... 3......212........No........ 4......879........Yes....... 5......397........No........ You want to extract data from column A where the corresponding value in column B is Yes. The logic is where the corresponding value in column B is Yes. We can build that logic into a formula and extract the data that meets that condition and return it to another location. So, you need to provide an explanation that includes the logic, where the data is located and where you want the extracted data to appear. You must be VERY SPECIFIC! Don't just say: I have data in column A. Where EXACTLY in column A? Biff "rodante" wrote in message ... Biff Wrote: Hi! If there is some logic that can be put into a formula, then yes, this is fairly easy. In other words, why do you want 567 and 879 from sheet1 to "transfer" to sheet6? *Because Sheet 1 represents data general register to be transferred to different account sheets.* What criteria do these values represent? *Represents value data to be used to complete financial reports.* If you can build that type of logic into a formula then you can do this! *Can you help with some formula ideas?* Thanks for answering Biff¡ rodante -- rodante ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rodante's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28251 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479998 |
How to get a row consecutive from a sheet to another
Hi! You are complete right, I have not provide enough information, so I apologize for this inconvenience, as well I appreciate all your time used in help me with this problem. I am attaching these files, because I can´t not submmit files with xls extension I am submitted as pdf. From Catalog Sheet accounts are transfered automatically to Register Sheet, from Register Sheet data is transfered to Account Sheet but this data is not in a consecutive row fashion needed. I manually construct Account Sheets every time that one is needed. I hope will help to a better understanding. Thanks Biff Biff Wrote: Hi! You need to provide much more detail. Also, when I say that there has to be some logic that you can apply to the data and then build that logic into a formula, this is what I meant. Consider these examples: Assume sheet1 looks like this: ...........A..........B.......... 1......400..................... 2......567..................... 3......212..................... 4......879..................... 5......397..................... You want to extract data from column A where the value is greater than 500. The logic is any value 500. We can build that logic into a formula and extract the data that meets that condition and return it to another location. Assume sheet1 looks like this: ...........A..........B.......... 1......400........No........ 2......567........Yes....... 3......212........No........ 4......879........Yes....... 5......397........No........ You want to extract data from column A where the corresponding value in column B is Yes. The logic is where the corresponding value in column B is Yes. We can build that logic into a formula and extract the data that meets that condition and return it to another location. So, you need to provide an explanation that includes the logic, where the data is located and where you want the extracted data to appear. You must be VERY SPECIFIC! Don't just say: I have data in column A. Where EXACTLY in column A? Biff "rodante" wrote in message ... Biff Wrote: Hi! If there is some logic that can be put into a formula, then yes, this is fairly easy. In other words, why do you want 567 and 879 from sheet1 to "transfer" to sheet6? *Because Sheet 1 represents data general register to be transferred to different account sheets.* What criteria do these values represent? *Represents value data to be used to complete financial reports.* If you can build that type of logic into a formula then you can do this! *Can you help with some formula ideas?* Thanks for answering Biff¡ rodante -- rodante ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rodante's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28251 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479998 +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: Account.pdf | |Download: http://www.excelforum.com/attachment.php?postid=3966 | +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ -- rodante ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rodante's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28251 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479998 |
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