Radams1989
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Hey folks - first time posting and complete average excel user. Chatgpt cannot help me out here, so hoping a human can! Here's my ask:
Sheet1 (Definitions)
Sheet2 (Final List)
Here's what's in Sheet 1:
If I select Yes in any of Column A, I want to extract the Definition (column B) and Description (Column C) into Sheet2 (Final List).
So I could have a list of 20 definitions and then select 4 of them, and only the 4 would appear in the Final List, making it easy for me to cut and paste.
Here's the tricky part.
Sometimes a Definition (column B) requires other definitions to also be included where it is used. The required definitions are in Column D. So using the example above, if I selected Yes for Golf Ball, then the Definition for Football must also be included in the Final List. Or if I selected Yes for Football, then both Beach Ball and Golf Ball must also be included.
It wouldn't matter if the definition is already selected, but where it isn't selected, it would be good to pull it through to the final list and have it highlighted in yellow or a different font color to show that this is not a selected definition but just one being used because it requires it to be accompanied by the selected definition. If that makes sense.
Example:
Beach Ball and Golf Ball are both Selected as Yes.
The Final List should show:
B2+C2
B3+C3
B4+C4 (Highlighted in Yellow)
Football Selected as Yes (only).
B2+C2(highlighted yellow)
B3+C3(highlighted yellow)
B4+C4
Golf Ball selected as Yes (only).
B3+C3
B4+C4(highlight yellow)
Thanks in advance
Sheet1 (Definitions)
Sheet2 (Final List)
Here's what's in Sheet 1:
Select | Definition | Description | Additional |
Yes/No | Beach Ball | playable on a beach | |
Yes/No | Golf Ball | playable on a golf course or football pitch | Football |
Yes/No | Football | playball on a football pitch, beach or golf course | Golf Ball, Beach Ball |
If I select Yes in any of Column A, I want to extract the Definition (column B) and Description (Column C) into Sheet2 (Final List).
So I could have a list of 20 definitions and then select 4 of them, and only the 4 would appear in the Final List, making it easy for me to cut and paste.
Here's the tricky part.
Sometimes a Definition (column B) requires other definitions to also be included where it is used. The required definitions are in Column D. So using the example above, if I selected Yes for Golf Ball, then the Definition for Football must also be included in the Final List. Or if I selected Yes for Football, then both Beach Ball and Golf Ball must also be included.
It wouldn't matter if the definition is already selected, but where it isn't selected, it would be good to pull it through to the final list and have it highlighted in yellow or a different font color to show that this is not a selected definition but just one being used because it requires it to be accompanied by the selected definition. If that makes sense.
Example:
Beach Ball and Golf Ball are both Selected as Yes.
The Final List should show:
B2+C2
B3+C3
B4+C4 (Highlighted in Yellow)
Football Selected as Yes (only).
B2+C2(highlighted yellow)
B3+C3(highlighted yellow)
B4+C4
Golf Ball selected as Yes (only).
B3+C3
B4+C4(highlight yellow)
Thanks in advance