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My data is arranged by department and under that there is a list of dates in
column a and the dates relate to the data in column b, the problem is that all of these departments information is on one spreadsheet and if no data was reported then that date doesn't appear on the spreadsheet. This means that my function looks for the department and then compares the dates to a summary spreadsheet and if no data was reported it keeps looking until it find the date (like it looks into another department down the list) how can I tell the function to stop looking when it runs into the word "department" again? example: Department Shoes date data date data date data Department Mens date data date data date data Department Womens date data date data date data date data in the example above each word is in its own cell and the two columns are right next to each other. Any help would be much appreciated! |
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