Sort 2 database separately by date and adding space in between dates that are different

bobbieatendido

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Hi,

Is there a way to automatically sort 2 database's by date and add space in between dates that are different?

Book1.xlsx
ABCDE
1Office 1
2DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
310/30/2323554510001HMD-TOI34,234
411/04/2323445610023FSK-IFM23,423
511/08/2323454310033KFM-FKS232
611/08/2323432510034DIC-KKO2,456
711/10/2323552410056SDK-OSD6,545
811/10/2334632410006OSD-SDK456
911/11/2335678410045DAN-CEW5,434
1011/15/2337894010046MNL-KLW6,645
1111/17/2339846710076PHP-USD4,564
1211/20/2325554510044JDL-JKD7,889
Sheet1


Book1.xlsx
GHIJK
1Office 2
2DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
310/30/2323445610056SDK-OSD5,434
411/04/2323454310006OSD-SDK6,645
511/05/2323432510045DAN-CEW4,564
611/08/2323552410025SDK-OSD4,678
711/10/2323545910019OSD-SDK4,243
811/10/2323575710014SDK-OSD3,808
911/11/2323605610008OSD-SDK3,373
1011/16/2323635410003FSK-IFM2,938
1111/17/2323665310025KFM-FKS2,503
1211/20/2323695210019PHP-USD2,068
Sheet1


Book1.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJK
14OFFICE 1&2
15DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
1610/30/2323554510001HMD-TOI34,23410/30/2323445610056SDK-OSD5,434
1711/04/2323445610023FSK-IFM23,42311/04/2323454310006OSD-SDK6,645
1811/05/2323432510045DAN-CEW4,564
1911/08/2323454310033KFM-FKS23211/08/2323552410025SDK-OSD4,678
2011/08/2323432510034DIC-KKO2,456
2111/10/2323552410056SDK-OSD6,54511/10/2323545910019OSD-SDK4,243
2211/10/2334632410006OSD-SDK45611/10/2323575710014SDK-OSD3,808
2311/11/2335678410045DAN-CEW5,43411/11/2323605610008OSD-SDK3,373
2411/15/2337894010046MNL-KLW6,645
2511/16/2323635410003FSK-IFM2,938
2611/17/2339846710076PHP-USD4,56411/17/2323665310025KFM-FKS2,503
2711/20/2325554510044JDL-JKD7,88911/20/2323695210019PHP-USD2,068
Sheet1


In office 1 there is no date 11/05/23 and 11/16/23, so it will add a row to accommodate the date from office 2.
Same with office 2, since there is only 11/08/23, it will add a row so 11/10/23 in office 1 and 2 will be in one row.

Thank you
 

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It was a little more complicated than expected. Or at least I didn't find any simpler solution. Here it is:
Both are tables named Office1 and Office2:

TablasConEspacios.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJKLM
2Office 1Office 2
3DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
430/10/202323554510001HMD-TOI3423430/10/202323445610056SDK-OSD5434
504/11/202323445610023FSK-IFM2342304/11/202323454310006OSD-SDK6645
608/11/202323454310033KFM-FKS23205/11/202323432510045DAN-CEW4564
708/11/202323432510034DIC-KKO245608/11/202323552410024.6667SDK-OSD4677.66667
810/11/202323552410056SDK-OSD654510/11/2023235458.510019.1667OSD-SDK4242.66667
910/11/202334632410006OSD-SDK45610/11/2023235757.110013.6667SDK-OSD3807.66667
1011/11/202335678410045DAN-CEW543411/11/2023236055.710008.1667OSD-SDK3372.66667
1115/11/202337894010046MNL-KLW664516/11/2023236354.310002.6667FSK-IFM2937.66667
1217/11/202339846710076PHP-USD456417/11/2023236652.910024.6667KFM-FKS2502.66667
1320/11/202325554510044JDL-JKD788920/11/2023236951.510019.1667PHP-USD2067.66667
14
15
16DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
1730/10/202323554510001HMD-TOI3423430/10/202323445610056SDK-OSD5434
1804/11/202323445610023FSK-IFM2342304/11/202323454310006OSD-SDK6645
1905/11/202323432510045DAN-CEW4564
2008/11/202323454310033KFM-FKS23208/11/202323552410024.6667SDK-OSD4677.66667
2108/11/202323432510034DIC-KKO2456
2210/11/202323552410056SDK-OSD654510/11/2023235458.510019.1667OSD-SDK4242.66667
2310/11/202334632410006OSD-SDK45610/11/2023235757.110013.6667SDK-OSD3807.66667
2411/11/202335678410045DAN-CEW543411/11/2023236055.710008.1667OSD-SDK3372.66667
2515/11/202337894010046MNL-KLW6645
2616/11/2023236354.310002.6667FSK-IFM2937.66667
2717/11/202339846710076PHP-USD456417/11/2023236652.910024.6667KFM-FKS2502.66667
2820/11/202325554510044JDL-JKD788920/11/2023236951.510019.1667PHP-USD2067.66667
Hoja1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B16:K28B16=LET( O1Dates,Office1[Date], O1DatesUnicos,HSTACK(UNIQUE(O1Dates),BYROW(UNIQUE(O1Dates), LAMBDA(x, SUM((x=O1Dates)*1)))), Frequency1, CHOOSECOLS(O1DatesUnicos,2), Index1,REDUCE(,Frequency1,LAMBDA(x,y,VSTACK(x,SEQUENCE(y)))), DatePIndex1, O1Dates+Index1/10000, O2Dates,Office2[Date], O2DatesUnicos,HSTACK(UNIQUE(O2Dates),BYROW(UNIQUE(O2Dates), LAMBDA(x, SUM((x=O2Dates)*1)))), Frequency2, CHOOSECOLS(O2DatesUnicos,2), Index2,REDUCE(,Frequency2,LAMBDA(x,y,VSTACK(x,SEQUENCE(y)))), DatePIndex2,O2Dates+Index2/10000, AllDatesIndex,SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(DatePIndex1,DatePIndex2))), Of1WIndex,HSTACK(DatePIndex1,Office1), Of2WIndex,HSTACK(DatePIndex2,Office2), Of1Result, HSTACK(MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),1))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),2))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),3))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),4))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),5)))), Of2Result, HSTACK(MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),1))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),2))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),3))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),4))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),5)))), VSTACK(HSTACK(Office1[#Headers],Office2[#Headers]), IFERROR(HSTACK(Of1Result,Of2Result),"")) )
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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If you don't want to use tables:

TablasConEspacios - wo tables.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJKLM
2Office 1Office 2
3DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
430/10/202323554510001HMD-TOI3423430/10/202323445610056SDK-OSD5434
504/11/202323445610023FSK-IFM2342304/11/202323454310006OSD-SDK6645
608/11/202323454310033KFM-FKS23205/11/202323432510045DAN-CEW4564
708/11/202323432510034DIC-KKO245608/11/202323552410024.6667SDK-OSD4677.66667
810/11/202323552410056SDK-OSD654510/11/2023235458.510019.1667OSD-SDK4242.66667
910/11/202334632410006OSD-SDK45610/11/2023235757.110013.6667SDK-OSD3807.66667
1011/11/202335678410045DAN-CEW543411/11/2023236055.710008.1667OSD-SDK3372.66667
1115/11/202337894010046MNL-KLW664516/11/2023236354.310002.6667FSK-IFM2937.66667
1217/11/202339846710076PHP-USD456417/11/2023236652.910024.6667KFM-FKS2502.66667
1320/11/202325554510044JDL-JKD788920/11/2023236951.510019.1667PHP-USD2067.66667
14
15
16DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
1730/10/202323554510001HMD-TOI3423430/10/202323445610056SDK-OSD5434
1804/11/202323445610023FSK-IFM2342304/11/202323454310006OSD-SDK6645
1905/11/202323432510045DAN-CEW4564
2008/11/202323454310033KFM-FKS23208/11/202323552410024.6667SDK-OSD4677.66667
2108/11/202323432510034DIC-KKO2456
2210/11/202323552410056SDK-OSD654510/11/2023235458.510019.1667OSD-SDK4242.66667
2310/11/202334632410006OSD-SDK45610/11/2023235757.110013.6667SDK-OSD3807.66667
2411/11/202335678410045DAN-CEW543411/11/2023236055.710008.1667OSD-SDK3372.66667
2515/11/202337894010046MNL-KLW6645
2616/11/2023236354.310002.6667FSK-IFM2937.66667
2717/11/202339846710076PHP-USD456417/11/2023236652.910024.6667KFM-FKS2502.66667
2820/11/202325554510044JDL-JKD788920/11/2023236951.510019.1667PHP-USD2067.66667
Hoja1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B16:K28B16=LET( O1Dates,Hoja1!$B$4:$B$13, O1DatesUnicos,HSTACK(UNIQUE(O1Dates),BYROW(UNIQUE(O1Dates), LAMBDA(x, SUM((x=O1Dates)*1)))), Frequency1, CHOOSECOLS(O1DatesUnicos,2), Index1,REDUCE(,Frequency1,LAMBDA(x,y,VSTACK(x,SEQUENCE(y)))), DatePIndex1, O1Dates+Index1/10000, O2Dates,Hoja1!$I$4:$I$13, O2DatesUnicos,HSTACK(UNIQUE(O2Dates),BYROW(UNIQUE(O2Dates), LAMBDA(x, SUM((x=O2Dates)*1)))), Frequency2, CHOOSECOLS(O2DatesUnicos,2), Index2,REDUCE(,Frequency2,LAMBDA(x,y,VSTACK(x,SEQUENCE(y)))), DatePIndex2,O2Dates+Index2/10000, AllDatesIndex,SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(DatePIndex1,DatePIndex2))), Of1WIndex,HSTACK(DatePIndex1,Hoja1!$B$4:$F$13), Of2WIndex,HSTACK(DatePIndex2,Hoja1!$I$4:$M$13), Of1Result, HSTACK(MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$B$4:$F$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),1))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$B$4:$F$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),2))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$B$4:$F$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),3))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$B$4:$F$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),4))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$B$4:$F$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),5)))), Of2Result, HSTACK(MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$I$4:$M$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),1))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$I$4:$M$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),2))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$I$4:$M$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),3))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$I$4:$M$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),4))), MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Hoja1!$I$4:$M$13,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),5)))), VSTACK(HSTACK(Hoja1!$B$3:$F$3,Hoja1!$I$3:$M$3), IFERROR(HSTACK(Of1Result,Of2Result),"")) )
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Thank you for taking interest in my problem.

I'm having troubles with the code.
It wants me to change Office1[Date], Office2[Date], Office1[#Headers] and Office2[#Headers].
What cell ranges do I select?


=LET(O1Dates,Office1[Date],O1DatesUnicos,HSTACK(UNIQUE(O1Dates),BYROW(UNIQUE(O1Dates), LAMBDA(x, SUM((x=O1Dates)*1)))),Frequency1, CHOOSECOLS(O1DatesUnicos,2),Index1,REDUCE(,Frequency1,LAMBDA(x,y,VSTACK(x,SEQUENCE(y)))),DatePIndex1, O1Dates+Index1/10000,O2Dates,Office2[Date],O2DatesUnicos,HSTACK(UNIQUE(O2Dates),BYROW(UNIQUE(O2Dates), LAMBDA(x, SUM((x=O2Dates)*1)))),Frequency2, CHOOSECOLS(O2DatesUnicos,2),Index2,REDUCE(,Frequency2,LAMBDA(x,y,VSTACK(x,SEQUENCE(y)))),DatePIndex2,O2Dates+Index2/10000,AllDatesIndex,SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(DatePIndex1,DatePIndex2))),Of1WIndex,HSTACK(DatePIndex1,Office1),Of2WIndex,HSTACK(DatePIndex2,Office2),Of1Result, HSTACK(MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),1))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),2))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),3))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),4))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office1,MATCH(x,DatePIndex1,0),5)))),Of2Result, HSTACK(MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),1))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),2))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),3))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),4))),MAP(AllDatesIndex,LAMBDA(x,INDEX(Office2,MATCH(x,DatePIndex2,0),5)))),VSTACK(HSTACK(Office1[#Headers],Office2[#Headers]),IFERROR(HSTACK(Of1Result,Of2Result),"")))
 
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In case a VBA solution is acceptable - and you want the changes to happen in situ - please try the following on a copy of your workbook:
VBA Code:
Option Explicit
Sub bobbie()
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    Dim ws As Worksheet, i As Long
    Set ws = Worksheets("Sheet1")  '<-- *** change to actual sheet name ***
    With ws
        .Range("A2:E" & ws.Cells(Rows.Count, "E").End(xlUp).Row) _
        .Sort Key1:=ws.Range("A2"), order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
        .Range("G2:K" & ws.Cells(Rows.Count, "K").End(xlUp).Row) _
        .Sort Key1:=ws.Range("G2"), order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlYes
        For i = 3 To .Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row * 2
            If .Cells(i, 1) <> "" And .Cells(i, 7) <> "" And .Cells(i, 1) < .Cells(i, 7) Then
                .Cells(i, 7).Resize(1, 5).Insert shift:=xlDown
            ElseIf .Cells(i, 1) <> "" And .Cells(i, 7) <> "" And .Cells(i, 1) > .Cells(i, 7) Then
                .Cells(i, 1).Resize(1, 5).Insert shift:=xlDown
            End If
        Next i
    End With
    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

Before:
bobbie.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Office 1Office 2
2DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
310/30/2323554510001HMD-TOI34,23410/30/2323445610056SDK-OSD5,434
411/04/2323445610023FSK-IFM23,42311/04/2323454310006OSD-SDK6,645
511/08/2323454310033KFM-FKS23211/05/2323432510045DAN-CEW4,564
611/08/2323432510034DIC-KKO2,45611/08/2323552410025SDK-OSD4,678
711/10/2323552410056SDK-OSD6,54511/10/2323545910019OSD-SDK4,243
811/10/2334632410006OSD-SDK45611/10/2323575710014SDK-OSD3,808
911/11/2335678410045DAN-CEW5,43411/11/2323605610008OSD-SDK3,373
1011/15/2337894010046MNL-KLW6,64511/16/2323635410003FSK-IFM2,938
1111/17/2339846710076PHP-USD4,56411/17/2323665310025KFM-FKS2,503
1211/20/2325554510044JDL-JKD7,88911/20/2323695210019PHP-USD2,068
13
Sheet1


After:
bobbie.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Office 1Office 2
2DatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICEDatePO#JO#FROM-TOPRICE
310/30/2323554510001HMD-TOI34,23410/30/2323445610056SDK-OSD5,434
411/04/2323445610023FSK-IFM23,42311/04/2323454310006OSD-SDK6,645
511/05/2323432510045DAN-CEW4,564
611/08/2323454310033KFM-FKS23211/08/2323552410025SDK-OSD4,678
711/08/2323432510034DIC-KKO2,456
811/10/2323552410056SDK-OSD6,54511/10/2323545910019OSD-SDK4,243
911/10/2334632410006OSD-SDK45611/10/2323575710014SDK-OSD3,808
1011/11/2335678410045DAN-CEW5,43411/11/2323605610008OSD-SDK3,373
1111/15/2337894010046MNL-KLW6,645
1211/16/2323635410003FSK-IFM2,938
1311/17/2339846710076PHP-USD4,56411/17/2323665310025KFM-FKS2,503
1411/20/2325554510044JDL-JKD7,88911/20/2323695210019PHP-USD2,068
15
Sheet1
 
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I'm having troubles with the code.
It wants me to change Office1[Date], Office2[Date], Office1[#Headers] and Office2[#Headers].
What cell ranges do I select?

Office1[Date] is B4:B13
Office2[Date] is I4:I13
Office1[#Headers] is B3:F3
Office2[#Headers] is I3:M3

In post #3 I posted the formula without tables.
 
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Cross posted at: Sort 2 data's by date but skipping rows depending on the other data's date
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If you do cross-post in the future and also provide links, then there shouldn’t be a problem.
 
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