Good Afternoon Excel Guru's,
I have moderate excel skills (more like pretty good at Google searching) and I am new to concatenate and I believe this is the best function to use.
Monthly I will be pulling reports from a website and exporting to CSV from there it gets (VBA) imported to my program, It then becomes a pivot table arranged by names (Rows) and locations (Columns) with the count of the approver in the "Values field" the count will never be greater than 1. I am using Excel 2007 by the way.</SPAN>
Example:</SPAN>
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From this small sample I would like a cell to display:</SPAN>
<TBODY>
[TD="align: center"]A[/TD]
[TD="align: center"] B
[/TD]
</TBODY>
I don’t have a preference for either VBA or a formula. I guess which ever is going to take the least on these junk office computers. The full Pivot Table is nearly 40 columns wide and 180 rows deep.</SPAN>
I have moderate excel skills (more like pretty good at Google searching) and I am new to concatenate and I believe this is the best function to use.
Monthly I will be pulling reports from a website and exporting to CSV from there it gets (VBA) imported to my program, It then becomes a pivot table arranged by names (Rows) and locations (Columns) with the count of the approver in the "Values field" the count will never be greater than 1. I am using Excel 2007 by the way.</SPAN>
Example:</SPAN>
A</SPAN> | B</SPAN> | C</SPAN> | D</SPAN> | E</SPAN> | F</SPAN> | G</SPAN> | H</SPAN> |
1 Count of Approver</SPAN> | Column Labels </SPAN> | 400</SPAN> | 401</SPAN> | 402</SPAN> | 403</SPAN> | 404</SPAN> | 405</SPAN> |
2 Row Labels</SPAN> | | | | | | | |
3 John</SPAN> | | 1</SPAN> | | | 1</SPAN> | | |
4 Joe</SPAN> | | | 1</SPAN> | | 1</SPAN> | | 1</SPAN> |
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</TBODY>
From this small sample I would like a cell to display:</SPAN>
1</SPAN> | John</SPAN> | 400,403</SPAN> |
2</SPAN> | Joe</SPAN> | 401,403,405 </SPAN> |
<TBODY>
[TD="align: center"]A[/TD]
[TD="align: center"] B
[/TD]
</TBODY>
I don’t have a preference for either VBA or a formula. I guess which ever is going to take the least on these junk office computers. The full Pivot Table is nearly 40 columns wide and 180 rows deep.</SPAN>