I have heard INDEX/MATCH is better to use across the board so I'm hoping this can be done with one of those functions, but I am having a heck of a time figuring it out on my own even though I've tried multiple things. I have a multi-sheet document. It is a list of approved fasteners so there are sheets for washers, nuts, screws, etc. I want to have a separate sheet to look up values based on the nominal size of the required fastener.
A1 on the working sheet will be where the nominal size is entered.
I need it to return multiple values from the washers sheet (we'll start with that one because once I have that, I can figure the rest out) because there will be numerous fasteners with the same nominal size. I also need it to ignore any rows where R exists in column J.
Basically,
If A1 on the working sheet = the value in column F on the WASHERS sheet (the column for nominal size) and there is no "R" in column J on the WASHERS sheet for that row, return the value from column C on the WASHERS sheet.
Use this formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(A$1:A$14,SMALL(IF((B$2:B$14=F$2)*(C$2:C$14<>F$3),ROW(A$2:A$14)),ROW(1:1))),"")
This is an array formula and must be confirmed with
Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
This is how the formula related to data.
Related
Quite a newbie when it comes to more advanced spreadsheet formulas. I am effectively trying to achieve the following on a finance spreadsheet.
I have multiple "accounts" with different values.
I have a sheet for money in and money out.
If account A has been selected in the previous cell, and then a value is added to either the money in or money out columns, I would like the value of the account to reduce or increase.
Hopefully this is enough info! Thanks.
You can use SUMIF. Take a look at this example:
By choosing the entire columns E and F, now whenever you add something below the transaction data, the balance will be automatically updated.
The arguments in SUMIF function are range, criteria and [sum_range] respectively. So in this one, we are summing the values of column F, where the corresponding value in column E is equal to A (which is placed in cell A2).
You can also use Excel Tables as a neater solution.
Use this formula in E3 and copy down.
=SUM(E2,C3,-D3)
E2, in this case, contains text (the column caption) which the SUM() function evaluates to 0. To this, the formula adds the amount in the Money In column and deducts whatever is in the Money Out column. One of these values will usually be zero but the total calculated by the formula will be the current balance.
I am currently automating a dashboard creation and I've hit a bit of a roadblock. I need some code that will go through about 7000 rows of data and return the highest value in a certain column for each specific item. The data is copied from a pivot table and so is broken down into row sections, I have attached a mock of what it looks like.
I need the highest value in Column G for each portfolio, and will need to use the portfolio code (e.g. XY12345 - They are always 7 characters) to map that value to the dashboard.
My issue is, each portfolio has a different number of rows for the values, and some have blank cells between them, and therefore I am stumped. I was hoping to use Column J to count the number of rows for each portfolio (as there are no breaks for the portfolios in this column) and then use a loop to loop through each portfolios rows of values, based off the Column J count, and then return the highest row value for each portfolio. Problem is I'm new to VBA and have been teaching myself as I go, and I've yet to use a loop.
Many thanks,
Harry
If I understand correctly, you're looking for the largest value in Column G.
I'm not sure why you think you would need VBA for this.
Get the maximum value of a column
You mentioned that you're concerned about each column not having the same number of cells but that's irrelevant. as SUM ignores blank cells, so just "go long", or - find the maximum of the entire column.
To return the largest number in Column G you could use worksheet formula :
=MAX(G:G)
The only catch is that you can't place that formula anywhere column G or else it would create a circular cell reference (trying to infinitely add a number to itself). let's pit that formula in cell F1 for now (but anywhere besides column G would do fine).
Find the location of a value
Now that you know the largest value, you can determine where it is using a lookup function such as MATCH or VLOOKUP. Like with so many things in Excel, there are several ways to accomplish the same thing. I'll go with MATCH.
Replace the formula from above (in F1) with:
=MATCH(MAX(G:G),G:G,0)
This will return the row number of the first exact match of the maximum value of Column G.
As for the third part of question: returning the code like X12345 where the value exists, will be a little tricky since your data is not organized in a logical tabular style (tabular meaning, "like a table").
Your data is organized for humans to look at, not for machines to easily read and manipulate it. (See: Office Support: Guidelines for organizing and formatting data on a worksheet)
Basically, when organizing data in rows, all relevant information should be on the same row (not a subjective number of rows behind). Also, you have the number combined with other information.
My suggestion for a quick fix:
Right-click the heading of Column C and choose Insert to insert a blank column.
In C2 enter formula: =IF(B2="",C1,LEFT(B2,7))
Copy cell C2
Select cells in column C all the way to the "end" of your data, where ever that is (not the end of the worksheet). For example maybe you would select cells B2:B1000)
Paste the copied cell into all those cells.
Now, you can again modify the formula in F1:
=INDEX(C:C,MATCH(MAX(G:G),G:G,0))
This will return the value from Column C in the same row that the maximum value of Column G is located.
This is known as an INDEX/MATCH formula.
Hopefully this works for you in the interim until you can organize your data more logically. There's lots of related information and tutorials online.
So, I've searched for an answer to this, but I can't find anything. Hopefully some Excel guru out there has an easy answer.
CONTEXT
I have a sheet that has two columns; a list of airport codes (Col A) and a list of fuel gallons (Col B). Column A has a bunch of duplicate entries, column B is always different. It's basically a giant list of fill-up events for aircraft over time at different airports. The airports can be the same, because it's one row per fill-up event.
PROBLEM
What I want to do is have a formula that takes the enter data set, finds all identical entries in Col A, sums the Col B values for the matches, and spits out the result on a separate sheet with one entry for every set/match.
OTHER STUFF
I do not have a reference list for Column A and I would rather not create one since there are thousands of entries. I would like to just write a formula that does all this at once, using the data itself as the reference.
All the answers I find are "create a reference list on a separate sheet", and it's driving me crazy!
Thanks in advance for any help!
-rt
Sounds that you need a formula version of remove duplicated for column A, and a simple sumif for column B.
Column A
=IFERROR(INDEX(Data!A$1:A$1000,SMALL(IF(
MATCH(Data!A$1:A$1000,Data!A$1:A$1000,0)=ROW(Data!A$1:A$1000),ROW(Data!A$1:A$1000)),ROW())),"")
Array Formula so please press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to complete it. After that you might see a {} outside the formula.
Column B
=SUMIF(Data!A$1:A$1000,A2,Data!B$1:B$1000)
Just change the range for your data.
Reminders: The formula in columnA should starts from Row#1, or you have to add some offset constant for adjustments.
Since the returning value of MATCH() represents the position of the key in the given array. If we wanted it to be equal to its row number, we have to add some constant if the array is not started from ROW#1. So the adjustment of data in Range(B3:B1000) is below.
=IFERROR(INDEX('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000,SMALL(IF(
MATCH('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000,
'Event Data'!B$3:B$1000,0)+2=ROW('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000),
ROW('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000)),ROW())-2),"")
Further more, the range should exactly the same as the data range. If you need it larger than the data range for future expandability, an IFERROR() should added into the formula.
=IFERROR(INDEX('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000,SMALL(IFERROR(IF(MATCH(
'Event Data'!B$3:B$1000,'Event Data'!B$3:B$1000,0)+2
=ROW('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000),
ROW('Event Data'!B$3:B$1000)),FALSE),ROW())-2),"")
Lastly, I truly recommended that you should use the Remove Duplicated built in excel since the array formula is about O(n^2) of time complexity and memory usage also. And every time you entered any data in even other cells, it will automatically re-calculate all formulas once the calculation option in your excel is automatic. This will pull down the performance.
I'm trying to use Excel to extract figures based on multiple criteria and their location within columns.
So for example. If I wanted to do a SUMIF to receive the figures associated with the First class. The formula would retrieve the figure in a specified row,
But If I wanted to retrieve the figure associated with England. The formula would contain multiple criteria to look for the First class then look for the country England and retrieve the figure on its row in a specified column.
These columns will grow and shrink each month. Meaning I need it to be somewhat dynamic.
I've tried to do this using SUMIF and SUMIFS with no luck.
=SUMIFS(D2:D10,A2:A10,"First",B2:B10,"England")
The challenge you have is that in columns A, B and C, the values are not repeated downwards into the now blank cells. So values do not appear next to each other in the same row.
Assuming that the example you gave is quite simple, and you could also have multiple International Products for a given Class and Country, I would go for the following solution:
Reserve two columns (E and F) for intermediate calculations. If they are currently used, move those used columns to the right, making room for an empty E and F column. You could of course also choose two other columns for this purpose. But I will assume they are E and F.
Then in E2 put this formula and copy it further down the E column as far as needed.
=IF(A2<>"", A2, OFFSET(E2,-1,0))
In F2 put this formula and copy it down as well:
=IF(B2<>"", B2, IF(A2<>"", "", OFFSET(F2,-1,0)))
This should give the following display (the header titles in E1 and F1 are cosmetic only):
Now you can do formulas on those columns in combination with the C column. For instance:
=SUMIFS(D2:D10, E2:E10,"First", F2:F10,"England", C2:C10,"")
And this would output 2. Note that if you really only want to match one row, you should specify a condition for each column (E, F and C).
The intermediate formulas in the E and F columns are quite resistant to deletion of rows, due to the use of OFFSET. If you insert rows, you should of course make sure the formulas in E and F are copied into it.
If you will ever use more than 3 columns for the source data, you'll need to also add more intermediate columns with similar formulas. Also your SUMIFS would need extra conditions then.
You could use the following SUMPRODUCT() For Class and Country:
=SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$10=$F$1)*($B$3:$B$11=$G$1)*($D$3:$D$11))
Then for all three:
=SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$10=$F$1)*($B$3:$B$11=$G$1)*($C$4:$C$12=H1)*($D$4:$D$12))
A picture for references.
The idea is that each column must move down one row in its reference. And the Sum column must start on the same row as the last column being referenced.
I'm looking to create a conditional formatting field which will compare the values of two cells on sheet 2, to then format the correct cell on sheet 1.
To give some background, I have a spreadsheet (sheet1) which gets information from (sheet2). (sheet1) concatenates the Assessment period (B4) with the Subject code (AA12) and the Pupil ID (A15) which in turn is used to look up the corresponding field in sheet 2 to get the information.
=VLOOKUP(CONCATENATE($B$4,AA$12,$A15),sheet2!$F:$M,7,FALSE)
Here, Column F in (sheet2) holds the concatenated field names and column L holds the Grade, I.e A,B,C etc.
Column M in (sheet2) holds the numeric equivalent of that grade, i.e A = 1, B = 2 etc.
The rows in (sheet2) hold information on the target grade and the current performed grade, as picked up from the concat where the assessment period is either 'Target Grades' OR 'Autumn End of Term'.
What I am looking to do is to have the grade in my original cell in (sheet1) to have conditional formatting applied based on if the numeric equivalent of the end of term grades in (sheet2) is <, = or > the target grades.
Im not sure if this is possible and have found some other helpful posts such as this one;
Multi-column vlookup conditional formatting
But my issue is that I have 000's of records so would be very time consuming and data heavy to have a conditional format for each and every record such as proposed;
=IF(sheet2!M12<ODBC!M4,"RED",IF(sheet2!M12=ODBC!M4,"YELLOW",IF(sheet2!M12>ODBC!M4,"GREEN")))
What is needed is to incorporate the VLookup so that this can be calculated all at once and basically smash these two functions together;
=AA15 < vlookup(CONCATENATE($B$4,AA$12,$A15)ODBC!$F:$M,8,FALSE)
=(ODBC!$F:M,8,FALSE)<(ODBC!$F:M,8,FALSE)
Please see the below images FYR
Sheet1;
Sheet2;
I'm not even sure if this is possible and is well beyond the scope of my Excel experience so any help would be very appreciated!
EDIT
I have tried this Formulae for the Green colour;
=VLOOKUP(CONCATENATE($A$2,E$5,$A8),Sheet2!$F:M,8,FALSE)<VLOOKUP(CONCATENATE($B$4,G$5,$A8),Sheet2!$F:M,8,FALSE)
This works but for some reason, when applied to other sections with the same added but with a '>' or '=' for red or orange it seems to break and not format properly.
Any Ideas?
I Have fixed this!
After much looking around it seems as though I was on the right track with the EDITs formulae;
=VLOOKUP(CONCATENATE($A$2,E$12,$A1),ODBC!$F:$M,8,FALSE)>VLOOKUP(CONCATENATE($A$4,E$12,$A1),ODBC!$F:$M,8,FALSE)
After coming back to this after a few days, the formulae seemed to work and I was able to successfully spread across the whole sheet, saving me countless hours of individual formatting! Not sure why this was not working originally, it may have had something to do with my cell selection within the "Use a formula to decide which cells to format"!