Extract data from multiple tabs into summary tab

JoshLyman

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2010
Platform
  1. Windows
I am looking to extract data from 3 tables which are kept on separate sheets (Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet3) into a summary table. I want to pull through the 'Ref' and the 'Comments' from the individual tables, only if 'Comments' is populated. Is this possible without VBA? The tables, including the summary table on Sheet4, are below:
Book2
ABC
1RefDateComments
2B82620223-Apr-72Yes
3B82632503-Jan-88
4B83059425-Mar-84
5B83068416-Oct-72
6B83086129-Apr-87Yes
7B83087024-Aug-79Yes
Sheet1

Book2
ABC
1RefDateComments
2B93074211-May-89
3B93076319-Jul-74Yes
4B93086807-Apr-82
5B93094621-Aug-83
6B93103621-Jul-77Yes
7B93118627-Jun-74Yes
8B93121305-Oct-74
Sheet2

Book2
ABC
1RefDateComments
2F23309528-Jun-77Yes
3F23335630-May-76
4F23337703-Oct-83
5F23432509-Mar-69
6F23434908-Mar-75Yes
7F23460116-Oct-80
Sheet3

Book2
AB
1RefComments
2
Sheet4
 

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For 365, how about
Fluff.xlsm
ABCDEFGHI
1RefDateComments
2B82620223/04/1972YesRefDateComments
3B82632503/01/1988B82620223/04/1972Yes
4B83059425/03/1984B83086129/04/1987Yes
5B83068416/10/1972B83087024/08/1979Yes
6B83086129/04/1987YesB93076319/07/1974Yes
7B83087024/08/1979YesB93103621/07/1977Yes
8B93118627/06/1974Yes
9F23309528/06/1977Yes
10F23434908/03/1975Yes
11
12
13RefDateComments
14B93074211/05/1989
15B93076319/07/1974Yes
16B93086807/04/1982
17B93094621/08/1983
18B93103621/07/1977Yes
19B93118627/06/1974Yes
20B93121305/10/1974
21
22
23
24RefDateComments
25F23309528/06/1977Yes
26F23335630/05/1976
27F23337703/10/1983
28F23432509/03/1969
29F23434908/03/1975Yes
30F23460116/10/1980
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:I10G2=LET(v,VSTACK(Table2[#Headers],Table2,Table3,Table4),FILTER(v,INDEX(v,,3)<>""))
Dynamic array formulas.


But do not put this in a table.
 
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Solution
Thanks Fluff. Does this not work in a table?

I tried to convert it to a table before/after the fact but it says "Formulas or rich data types in the header row will be removed and converted to static text. Do you want to continue?"

This is not necessarily a deal breaker, but from a formatting perspective it would be preferred. Especially as I may want to have additional drop-down columns on the Summary sheet in future that would only be populated after the data was imported.
 
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Does this not work in a table?
No it doesn't. Tables do not support spill ranges.
That formula will auto-expand as comments are added/removed which will never happen in a table.
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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