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Formula to return under-budget store locations
Hi folks... I hope this will be simple and thank you in advance for your help.
Each month I get a 1400 row Excel sheet with each of our retail store locations on it (1 row per store). Its got a lot of columns in it, but the one Im concerned with is the number of sales calls received that month. Each store belongs to a chain, and each chain has a budget for sales calls. What we have to do is pick out is locations that received less than their budgeted sales calls. So, for example, a store that should have gotten 6 calls and only got 4. Usually this is done by hand and with 1400 lines, you can imagine, is very time consuming even with filters. I want all under-budget stores to automatically get plopped onto their own sheet, section, or tab, preferably by chain. My trouble is that each of the chains has a different budget. So, in a nutshell€¦ Account Gs budget is 8 calls. For all Account Gs locations, if calls < 8, then have that locations row show up over here (or otherwise get separated out). Repeat for the other four accounts with their budgets. A scaled down version of the sheet: Chain StoreNumber SalesCalls Petstore A 1352 6 Petstore A 1022 9 Petstore B 152 5 Petstore C 2077 10 A's budget is 8 calls, B's budget is 7, C's budget is 6. I'd want something that would pull out the first and third store in this mini-example. Hopefully that's clear. Thanks again for your help! |
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