I don't know if this is even remotely possible without touching VBA or if it is if there is a simple way of coding what I'm trying to accomplish.
In my field I deal with aging accounts for multiple homeowners - around 300 units to be exact. When I pull reports from the software that detail every posting by account, it shows up like this (assume the hyphens represent the separation between two columns):
Unit Number 1
Post 1 - $100
Post 2 - $50
Post 3 - $90
Subtotal - $240
Unit Number 2
Post 1 - $100
Post 2 - $90
Subtotal - $190
and so on...
Based on this example, you can see that there is no uniformity in the number of charges (number of rows) so I cannot simply use the "split data" tool to achieve this. I need to be able to group these sets of data based on the subtotal amount being greater than a given number. Basically I would be weeding out accounts less than $200, for instance. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
In my field I deal with aging accounts for multiple homeowners - around 300 units to be exact. When I pull reports from the software that detail every posting by account, it shows up like this (assume the hyphens represent the separation between two columns):
Unit Number 1
Post 1 - $100
Post 2 - $50
Post 3 - $90
Subtotal - $240
Unit Number 2
Post 1 - $100
Post 2 - $90
Subtotal - $190
and so on...
Based on this example, you can see that there is no uniformity in the number of charges (number of rows) so I cannot simply use the "split data" tool to achieve this. I need to be able to group these sets of data based on the subtotal amount being greater than a given number. Basically I would be weeding out accounts less than $200, for instance. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.