Modern healthcare requires a modern cloud. View this brief video to understand how the Concerto Cloud for Healthcare can help your organization.
COURSE of the MONTH
10 days, 12 hours left to enrollBecome a Premium Member and unlock a new, free course in leading technologies each month.
Solved
Need help getting records "LINED-UP" the proper way (Real Challenge)
Posted on 2016-09-14
Hello Experts,
So I have this Excel spreadsheet with formulas pulling values from a couple sheets.
The ISSUE :( is that the table is not "dynamically" populating adjacent rows with related data to {Column A}, {Column F}, {Column G} as it should. If data dynamically updates, this will ensure validity inherent data values to make sense.
In Tracking Sheet:
Columns which require a "SUMIF-like" formula: E, F, G, H, N, O, P, Q (in yellow)
These columns are ok: A, B, C, D, J, K, L, M
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you,
Yan
Tracking_.xlsm
So I have this Excel spreadsheet with formulas pulling values from a couple sheets.
The ISSUE :( is that the table is not "dynamically" populating adjacent rows with related data to {Column A}, {Column F}, {Column G} as it should. If data dynamically updates, this will ensure validity inherent data values to make sense.
In Tracking Sheet:
Columns which require a "SUMIF-like" formula: E, F, G, H, N, O, P, Q (in yellow)
These columns are ok: A, B, C, D, J, K, L, M
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you,
Yan
Tracking_.xlsm
[X]
Welcome to Experts Exchange
Add your voice to the tech community where 5M+ people just like you are talking about what matters.
- Help others & share knowledge
- Earn cash & points
- Learn & ask questions
3
2
2- +2
9 Comments
Active today
Can you upload a non macro version of the file? I can't download macro enabled files but will happily take a look.
Thanks
Rob H
Thanks
Rob H
It looks like the macros are essential, as it's got User Defined Functions on it.
I've saved a copy as XLSX to help other experts, but that's as far as I can go!
Here's the code that I could see
'Yansane Sep 14 2016 ~~~~~~~~ CODE START
Function GetDetails( _
psInitiativeID As String _
, psOrderType As String _
, psOrderSubType As String _
) As String
'160913, 14 crystal (strive4peace)
'to call, use this formula in a cell:
' =GetDetails(A4, F4)
' where:
' 4 is whatever row number you are on
' column A is the Initiative ID
' column F is the Order Type
'
'initialize return value
GetDetails = ""
'dimension variables
Dim nRow1 As Long _
, nRow2 As Long _
, vReturn As Variant _
, nRow As Long
'initialize values
vReturn = Null
nRow1 = 2
With Sheets("Details")
'get last row of data on the Details sheet
nRow2 = .Cells(.Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row 'xlUp=-4162
'loop through rows and look for the Initiative ID
For nRow = nRow1 To nRow2
If .Cells(nRow, 1) = psInitiativeID Then
'see if Order Type is also the same
'F is column 6
If .Cells(nRow, 6) = psOrderType Then
If .Cells(nRow, 7) = psOrderSubType Then
'add to what is already there
'seperate values with comma
'H is column 8
'I is column 9
vReturn = (vReturn + ", ") & .Cells(nRow, 9) & " " & .Cells(nRow, 8)
End If
End If
End If
Next nRow
Debug.Print psInitiativeID, vReturn
End With
GetDetails = vReturn
End Function
'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
C--Users-cdy-Desktop-Tracking_---no.xlsx
I've saved a copy as XLSX to help other experts, but that's as far as I can go!
Here's the code that I could see
'Yansane Sep 14 2016 ~~~~~~~~ CODE START
Function GetDetails( _
psInitiativeID As String _
, psOrderType As String _
, psOrderSubType As String _
) As String
'160913, 14 crystal (strive4peace)
'to call, use this formula in a cell:
' =GetDetails(A4, F4)
' where:
' 4 is whatever row number you are on
' column A is the Initiative ID
' column F is the Order Type
'
'initialize return value
GetDetails = ""
'dimension variables
Dim nRow1 As Long _
, nRow2 As Long _
, vReturn As Variant _
, nRow As Long
'initialize values
vReturn = Null
nRow1 = 2
With Sheets("Details")
'get last row of data on the Details sheet
nRow2 = .Cells(.Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row 'xlUp=-4162
'loop through rows and look for the Initiative ID
For nRow = nRow1 To nRow2
If .Cells(nRow, 1) = psInitiativeID Then
'see if Order Type is also the same
'F is column 6
If .Cells(nRow, 6) = psOrderType Then
If .Cells(nRow, 7) = psOrderSubType Then
'add to what is already there
'seperate values with comma
'H is column 8
'I is column 9
vReturn = (vReturn + ", ") & .Cells(nRow, 9) & " " & .Cells(nRow, 8)
End If
End If
End If
Next nRow
Debug.Print psInitiativeID, vReturn
End With
GetDetails = vReturn
End Function
'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
C--Users-cdy-Desktop-Tracking_---no.xlsx
Active today
Your formulas in columns N to Q appear to be working, what is the issue with those?
It seems there is an issue when you have multiple lines relating to one Initiative ID, eg CA025-1-LAN-LC2 has 3 lines in both Tracking and Detail. What are you expecting against each of these?
Maybe you need to add a line identifier where there are multiple lines and then use a INDEX/MATCH combination against the Line ID.
Thanks
Rob
It seems there is an issue when you have multiple lines relating to one Initiative ID, eg CA025-1-LAN-LC2 has 3 lines in both Tracking and Detail. What are you expecting against each of these?
Maybe you need to add a line identifier where there are multiple lines and then use a INDEX/MATCH combination against the Line ID.
Thanks
Rob
Active today
Looks like the GetDetail Function in the code pulls the detail of an initiative into column J of Tracking based on entries in columns A, F & G.
Adding a column to the left of Initiative to add a line ID seems to mess this up so try the following in column R:
=A4&"-"&COUNTIF(A$3:A4,A4)
You can then use this as a unique identifier for each line for the INDEX / MATCH formulas.
Thanks
Rob H
Adding a column to the left of Initiative to add a line ID seems to mess this up so try the following in column R:
=A4&"-"&COUNTIF(A$3:A4,A4)
You can then use this as a unique identifier for each line for the INDEX / MATCH formulas.
Thanks
Rob H
Active today
Hi Ayansane,
You may try the following Array Formula in E4 which requires confirmation with Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead of Enter alone and copy it down to see if this is what you are trying to achieve...
In E4
You may try the following Array Formula in E4 which requires confirmation with Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead of Enter alone and copy it down to see if this is what you are trying to achieve...
In E4
=IFERROR(INDEX(Details!$E$3:$E$42,SMALL(IF(Details!$A$3:$A$42=A4,ROW(Details!$A$3:$A$42)-ROW(Details!$A$3)+1),COUNTIF(A$4:A4,A4))),"")
Hey fellas,
Thanks a million. I used Ctrl+Shoft+Enter to capture the array into relevant columns and it worked fine.
I knew I could count on you guys.
Best,
Yan
Thanks a million. I used Ctrl+Shoft+Enter to capture the array into relevant columns and it worked fine.
I knew I could count on you guys.
Best,
Yan
Featured Post
Scans your site and returns information about your SSL implementation and certificate. Helpful for debugging and validating your SSL configuration.
One of a set of tools we are providing to everyone as a way of saying thank you for being a part of the community.
Question has a verified solution.
If you are experiencing a similar issue, please ask a related question
How to get Spreadsheet Compare 2016 working with the 64 bit version of Office 2016
After seeing numerous questions for Dynamic Data Validation I notice that most have used Visual Basic to solve the problem. This suggestion is purely formula based and can be used in multiple rows.
The viewer will learn how to create a normally distributed random variable in Excel, use a normal distribution to simulate the return on an investment over a period of years, Create a Monte Carlo simulation using a normal random variable, and calcul…
This Micro Tutorial demonstrates using Microsoft Excel pivot tables, how to reverse engineer competitors' marketing strategies through backlinks.
Suggested Courses
Course of the Month10 days, 12 hours left to enroll
765 members asked questions and received personalized solutions in the past 7 days.
Join the community of 500,000 technology professionals and ask your questions.