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bflan0524

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hello i have a data sheet below

ViewersLast ViewViews
Flanagan, Brian1 week53
Doe, John4 weeks100

i want to create a new sheet like below, where i can reference the first sheet and bring in the data to look as below, can somebody help with that on a formula

Column AColumn BColumn CColumn DColumn E
Name1 Week2 Weeks3 Weeks4+
Doe JohnNNNY
Flanagan, BrianYNNN
 

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Whats the difference between CONCAT and CONCATENATE?
The newer CONCAT function can reference a range of cells. =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5) becomes =CONCAT(A1:A5)
Assuming your upper table is in columns K:M and the lower one starts at A1
In cell B2 (showing N for 1 week for Doe, John - names have to match exactly):
Excel Formula:
=IF(--(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(VLOOKUP($A2,$K$1:$L$13,2,0)," week",""),"s",""))=COLUMNS($B$1:B$1),"Y","N")
copy this right and in E2 make a minor change to allow for 4+ not only 4:
Excel Formula:
=IF(--(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(VLOOKUP($A2,$K$1:$L$13,2,0)," week",""),"s",""))>=4,"Y","N")
 
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You could also load it into powerquery or pivot table and just pivot column on Last View
 
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am i using the top or the bottom one, i tried the bottom one and it wasnt working
Assuming your upper table is in columns K:M and the lower one starts at A1
In cell B2 (showing N for 1 week for Doe, John - names have to match exactly):
Excel Formula:
=IF(--(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(VLOOKUP($A2,$K$1:$L$13,2,0)," week",""),"s",""))=COLUMNS($B$1:B$1),"Y","N")
copy this right and in E2 make a minor change to allow for 4+ not only 4:
Excel Formula:
=IF(--(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(VLOOKUP($A2,$K$1:$L$13,2,0)," week",""),"s",""))>=4,"Y","N")
 
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The bottom one is only for 4+ column.
 
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