Can someone help me to interpret data easier?

BDexcel

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Hi everyone,

Just wondered if someone could be kind enough to help me interpret a spreadsheet of data I have please?

Basically I have a tab of customers which they may or may not have controls in place and I need to understand how I find out how many controls each customer has and if there are any waivers in place for these.

I have gave a small example below and have tried to create a pivot table etc but just cannot get it into an easy format for me to get the data I require easily. Please note the real spreadsheet I am working on has hundreds of lines hence why manual filtering etc would take too long.

For example:

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The results I want to understand are how many of each control does each customer have and what wavers are there....

I need a way or table etc, to present the following information to me if possible?

Customer Mr 1 has 1 control A and no waiver in place
Customer Mr 2 has 2 controls B and D and both have waivers in place
Customer Mr 3 has 1 control D in place with no waiver
Customer Mr 4 has 3 control C's in plave and 2 have waivers
Customer Mr 5 has 1 control G with no waiver

Any help would be appreciated!
 
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Hi Keef, thank you for the replies.

Can I ask in the first example you gave how do I increase the range of the table in H2:K4? So I can allow for more than 3 results?

Appreciate your help
So the filter function spills matching data only. depending on the range of your selection only the items with the customer # you input will populate automatically. So the range is automatically set depending on your input. Hope this makes sense.
 
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Here is a slight modification to make the range of the filter function larger and some inputted data. Not sure what else you mean???

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Cut NumberCur NameControlReview ApplicableWaiver in PlaceCustomer InputCur NameControlReview ApplicableWaiver in Place
21Mr 1AYesNo4Mr 4CYesYes
32Mr 2BYesYesMr 4CYesYes
43Mr 3DYesNoMr 4CYesNo
54Mr 4CYesYesMr 4CYesNo
65Mr 5GYesNoMr 4DYesYes
74Mr 4CYesYesMr 4AYesYes
84Mr 4CYesNoMr 4CYesNo
92Mr 2DYesYesMr 4CYesNo
104Mr 4CYesNo
114Mr 4DYesYes
124Mr 4AYesYes
134Mr 4CYesNo
144Mr 4CYesNo
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2:K9H2=IFERROR(FILTER(B2:E14,A2:A14=G2),"")
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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