Re: Double lookup without using vlookup?
- From: HBF <HBF.29hxmp_1150463414.0738@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 08:09:27 -0500
Hi,
Yes, there could be more than 1 entry per week. There are 185 rows
now, but that will grow with the number of orders. The number of
columns would be limited to 106 (one for each week for 2 years).
What I'm trying to get to is this:
............6/2.....6/9.....6/16.....6/23
A..........S1......S2......Test.....Paint
B....................S1.......S2......Test....
C..........S2......Test....Paint
And I can get the data like this:
.........6/2.......6/9.....6/16.....6/23
A........S1
C........S2
B...................S1
A...................S2
C....................Test
B.......................................Test
C............................Paint
A.......................................Paint
S1, S2 are assembly stations, as are Test and Paint
Biff Wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to have more than 1 entry per week per code in column
A?
Like this:
.................6/2................6/9.................6/16
A.............xxx..............................................
D................................................................
A.............xxx..............................................
A..................................xxx.........................
A..................................xxx.........................
How many rows of data are there? How many columns?
Biff
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