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I have no idea if what I'm trying to do is even possible in Excel. If anyone
could shed some light, it would be greatly appreciated!!
I am trying to create a "compounding" document using one tab of the
spreadsheet (Sheet 1) as the source. The original spreadsheet has Program
descriptions in column B, account amount information in column H and the
account number in column I.
In a new tab, I would like to group certain account numbers into categories.
For example, in row 1, I would have a column heading of Instruction. I know
what accounts should fall under this category, so I would like to look up the
account numbers in Sheet 1, Column I, and when it finds the defined account
numbers, display Program description from Sheet 1, column B and the account
amount from Sheet 1, column H, and the account number from Sheet 1, Column I.
For each account that is found, I would like the data to display in a new
row.
Then I would start over, with another category, but in the same spreadsheet.
Is this possible with Excel? Might this be easier done in Access?
could shed some light, it would be greatly appreciated!!
I am trying to create a "compounding" document using one tab of the
spreadsheet (Sheet 1) as the source. The original spreadsheet has Program
descriptions in column B, account amount information in column H and the
account number in column I.
In a new tab, I would like to group certain account numbers into categories.
For example, in row 1, I would have a column heading of Instruction. I know
what accounts should fall under this category, so I would like to look up the
account numbers in Sheet 1, Column I, and when it finds the defined account
numbers, display Program description from Sheet 1, column B and the account
amount from Sheet 1, column H, and the account number from Sheet 1, Column I.
For each account that is found, I would like the data to display in a new
row.
Then I would start over, with another category, but in the same spreadsheet.
Is this possible with Excel? Might this be easier done in Access?