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eliminate data entry of counts by state
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I receive numerous excel spreadsheets from vendors. Each provides distribution by state, but not all vendors distribute in each of the 50 states. I enter the spreadsheets data into one spreadsheet to obtain total distribution by state for an annual report. I would like to import the data by state with a macro or formula that tells Excel if state = empty then skip or enter zero. I want to eliminate entering this data by hand. Thank you |
eliminate data entry of counts by state
Post a SMALL example of the data tables you are using.
HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "redhead" wrote in message ... Hello I receive numerous excel spreadsheets from vendors. Each provides distribution by state, but not all vendors distribute in each of the 50 states. I enter the spreadsheets data into one spreadsheet to obtain total distribution by state for an annual report. I would like to import the data by state with a macro or formula that tells Excel if state = empty then skip or enter zero. I want to eliminate entering this data by hand. Thank you |
eliminate data entry of counts by state
Here is a sample after I've entered the state counts by hand that I've
received from Ingrum, Sourced Interlink and Msolve Thank you DEC 07 ISSUE STATE Ingrum Sourced Interlink Msolve AK 42 15 AL 31 64 AR 34 5 8 AZ 44 CA 386 384 CO 53 50 CT 64 DC DE 4 21 FL 111 206 GA 56 54 45 HI 6 IA 23 "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Post a SMALL example of the data tables you are using. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "redhead" wrote in message ... Hello I receive numerous excel spreadsheets from vendors. Each provides distribution by state, but not all vendors distribute in each of the 50 states. I enter the spreadsheets data into one spreadsheet to obtain total distribution by state for an annual report. I would like to import the data by state with a macro or formula that tells Excel if state = empty then skip or enter zero. I want to eliminate entering this data by hand. Thank you |
eliminate data entry of counts by state
One formulas play to tinker with
Illustrated in this sample: http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3bb31 Count by state from various sheets.xls Assume states are listed in col A in each of the source sheets from the vendors, with source sheets named after the vendor, ie: Ingrum, Sourced Interlink, Msolve In Summary, The complete list of states are assumed in A2 down Enter the vendors' sheetnames in B1 across, eg: Ingrum, Sourced Interlink, Msolve Then put in B2: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&B$1&"'!A:A"),$A2) Copy B2 across/fill down to populate the required counts from each vendor's sheet -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "redhead" wrote: Here is a sample after I've entered the state counts by hand that I've received from Ingrum, Sourced Interlink and Msolve Thank you DEC 07 ISSUE STATE Ingrum Sourced Interlink Msolve AK 42 15 AL 31 64 AR 34 5 8 AZ 44 CA 386 384 CO 53 50 CT 64 DC DE 4 21 FL 111 206 GA 56 54 45 HI 6 IA 23 |
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