danhodges99
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- Apr 22, 2009
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Hi,
I have the following example data:
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I need to extract only the lines which are tagged to be included in column A into a separate table. I know I can obviously do this via a filter, but need to significantly re-format so filtering is not appropriate.
The final report would ideally look something like this:
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I can obviously use VLOOKUP to return the first matching row, but I'm getting stuck trying to feed all the other matches into the report table - any help much appreciated!
I have the following example data:
A | B | C | D | E |
Include? | Date | Channel | Event | Viewers |
18/01/17 | Channel 1 | TeamA v TeamB | 50,000 | |
18/01/17 | Channel 2 | TeamC v TeamD | 75,000 | |
Include | 19/01/17 | Channel 1 | TeamA v TeamE | 100,000 |
Include | 19/01/17 | Channel 2 | TeamB v TeamD | 98,000 |
Include | 19/01/17 | Channel 3 | TeamF v TeamH | 25,000 |
Include | 19/01/17 | Channel 1 | TeamC v TeamJ | 1,000 |
19/01/17 | Channel 2 | TeamZ v TeamR | 563 | |
20/01/17 | Channel 3 | TeamG v TeamK | 24,500 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
I need to extract only the lines which are tagged to be included in column A into a separate table. I know I can obviously do this via a filter, but need to significantly re-format so filtering is not appropriate.
The final report would ideally look something like this:
Event | Channel | Viewers |
TeamA v TeamE | Channel 1 | 100,000 |
TeamB v TeamD | Channel 2 | 98,000 |
TeamF v TeamH | Channel 3 | 25,000 |
TeamC v TeamJ | Channel 1 | 1,000 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
I can obviously use VLOOKUP to return the first matching row, but I'm getting stuck trying to feed all the other matches into the report table - any help much appreciated!