extract rows from different sheets to one sheet using date as reference PLEASE
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SirJB7
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Hi, gobal!
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First of all welcome to Chandoo's website Excel forums. Thank you for your joining us and glad to have you here.
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Dear Sri.. Thanks for your reply. I wish you can help me with the below attached file. I am a finance guy and i a beginner in Excel and I am amazed withe the template and formulas you guys use. I am getting started with simple formulas and codes.
Montrey & Luke : If you find some time please help me with the attached.
Link : http://sdrv.ms/OcHLzV
Montrey & Luke : If you find some time please help me with the attached.
Link : http://sdrv.ms/OcHLzV
Try this in cells C7 of the worksheet 'Master'
=INDEX(OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,1,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1), MATCH($B$2, OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,0,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1),0), 1)
and replace "1" with 2,3, etc. as below for the rest of the cells.
formula in D7=INDEX(OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,2,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1), MATCH($B$2, OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,0,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1),0), 1)
formula in E7=INDEX(OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,3,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1), MATCH($B$2, OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,0,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1),0), 1)
Hope some XL guru simplifies it further. But I'd have structured my XL worksheets slightly differently to yours . They do not typically follow the DB design principles.
Regards,
Ninad.
=INDEX(OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,1,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1), MATCH($B$2, OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,0,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1),0), 1)
and replace "1" with 2,3, etc. as below for the rest of the cells.
formula in D7=INDEX(OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,2,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1), MATCH($B$2, OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,0,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1),0), 1)
formula in E7=INDEX(OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,3,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1), MATCH($B$2, OFFSET('Associate 1'!$B$1,4,0,COUNT('Associate 1'!$B:$B),1),0), 1)
Hope some XL guru simplifies it further. But I'd have structured my XL worksheets slightly differently to yours . They do not typically follow the DB design principles.
Regards,
Ninad.