Transferring data from Columns to rows, not using a Pivot table

russelldt

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I am reposting this, as I have not had a workable response - probably due to me not describing the problem eloquently.

I have a excel file with 2 sheets.

Sheet 1 has "Job Number" in Column C, and empty cells for Invoice numbers, in columns M, N, O, P, Q and R

Sheet 2 has a dump from an accounting package, and the data is organized in columns. Column A has Job Number, Column B has the invoice number and Column C has the Paid flag. There are many invoices per job.


I need the invoice numbers and Paid status from Sheet 2 to go into Sheet 1against the correct job number. The first invoice number for a Job, to go in column M, the second on N, and so on. Once the invoice is flagged as paid, the invoice number must show a P after (e.g 1956, and once paid 1956P).

Any of the geniuses out there able to help?
 

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It would be easier to help if you could use the XL2BB add-in (icon in the menu) to attach screenshots (not pictures) of your two sheets. Alternately, you could upload a copy of your file to a free site such as www.box.com or www.dropbox.com. Once you do that, mark it for 'Sharing' and you will be given a link to the file that you can post here. Explain in detail what you want to do referring to specific cells, rows, columns and sheets using a few examples from your data (de-sensitized if necessary).
 
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With Excel 365 in your hand that is very much possible with XLOOKUP if I'm not wrong.

If you can figure out, that's good. Else share a sample data using XL2BB to help you out
 
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an example:

Book2
ABCDEFGHIJ
1JobInvoicePaidJobInvoices
2852057749TRUE123040623P464276404975582
3123040623TRUE336218079
4671777302FALSE366738665P
5852074448FALSE671775497P77302
6123064049FALSE841655639
7852094210FALSE852022062P57749P7444894210
8841655639FALSE870960800P
9870960800TRUE
10852022062TRUE
11123046427FALSE
12336218079FALSE
13366738665TRUE
14123075582FALSE
15671775497TRUE
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Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E8E2=SORT(UNIQUE(A2:A15))
F2:I2,F7:I7,F5:G5,F3:F4,F6,F8F2=LET(a,SORT(FILTER($A$2:$C$15,$A$2:$A$15=E2),2), i, INDEX(a,,2),p, INDEX(a,,3),TRANSPOSE( IF(p, i&"P", i)))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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an example:

Book2
ABCDEFGHIJ
1JobInvoicePaidJobInvoices
2852057749TRUE123040623P464276404975582
3123040623TRUE336218079
4671777302FALSE366738665P
5852074448FALSE671775497P77302
6123064049FALSE841655639
7852094210FALSE852022062P57749P7444894210
8841655639FALSE870960800P
9870960800TRUE
10852022062TRUE
11123046427FALSE
12336218079FALSE
13366738665TRUE
14123075582FALSE
15671775497TRUE
16
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E8E2=SORT(UNIQUE(A2:A15))
F2:I2,F7:I7,F5:G5,F3:F4,F6,F8F2=LET(a,SORT(FILTER($A$2:$C$15,$A$2:$A$15=E2),2), i, INDEX(a,,2),p, INDEX(a,,3),TRANSPOSE( IF(p, i&"P", i)))
Dynamic array formulas.
an example:

Book2
ABCDEFGHIJ
1JobInvoicePaidJobInvoices
2852057749TRUE123040623P464276404975582
3123040623TRUE336218079
4671777302FALSE366738665P
5852074448FALSE671775497P77302
6123064049FALSE841655639
7852094210FALSE852022062P57749P7444894210
8841655639FALSE870960800P
9870960800TRUE
10852022062TRUE
11123046427FALSE
12336218079FALSE
13366738665TRUE
14123075582FALSE
15671775497TRUE
16
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E8E2=SORT(UNIQUE(A2:A15))
F2:I2,F7:I7,F5:G5,F3:F4,F6,F8F2=LET(a,SORT(FILTER($A$2:$C$15,$A$2:$A$15=E2),2), i, INDEX(a,,2),p, INDEX(a,,3),TRANSPOSE( IF(p, i&"P", i)))
Dynamic array formulas.
an example:

Book2
ABCDEFGHIJ
1JobInvoicePaidJobInvoices
2852057749TRUE123040623P464276404975582
3123040623TRUE336218079
4671777302FALSE366738665P
5852074448FALSE671775497P77302
6123064049FALSE841655639
7852094210FALSE852022062P57749P7444894210
8841655639FALSE870960800P
9870960800TRUE
10852022062TRUE
11123046427FALSE
12336218079FALSE
13366738665TRUE
14123075582FALSE
15671775497TRUE
16
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E8E2=SORT(UNIQUE(A2:A15))
F2:I2,F7:I7,F5:G5,F3:F4,F6,F8F2=LET(a,SORT(FILTER($A$2:$C$15,$A$2:$A$15=E2),2), i, INDEX(a,,2),p, INDEX(a,,3),TRANSPOSE( IF(p, i&"P", i)))
Dynamic array formulas.

Thanks John exactly what I am looking for, but my version of Excel does not include Dynamic Array.

Is there another solution you could suggest?
 
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It would be easier to help if you could use the XL2BB add-in (icon in the menu) to attach screenshots (not pictures) of your two sheets. Alternately, you could upload a copy of your file to a free site such as www.box.com or www.dropbox.com. Once you do that, mark it for 'Sharing' and you will be given a link to the file that you can post here. Explain in detail what you want to do referring to specific cells, rows, columns and sheets using a few examples from your data (de-sensitized if necessary).
With Excel 365 in your hand that is very much possible with XLOOKUP if I'm not wrong.

If you can figure out, that's good. Else share a sample data using XL2BB to help you out
Hello Sanjay, unfortunately I don't have the latest version that used Dynamic Array

I have the XL2BB add-on loaded, and sample data added. What do I need to do next.

Thank you
 
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I see the sample data from JGordon but I don't see the data you posted.
 
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I see the sample data from JGordon but I don't see the data you posted.
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What does Sheet1 look like?
 
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What does Sheet1 look like?
I was thinking that the solution could be added to this sheet, and I will link the cells in sheet 1 to the sheet. The layout proposed by JGorden is perfect, as I can then add the links to sheet 1 from there. So in effect, sheet I does not need to be part of the solution.

I dont Have dynamic ranges, so can’t use the sort and other functions
 
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