Create a Report in Excel

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I am in the exploratory stages of determining whether I can create a report in Excel 2007 to add the instances of a particular entry in a column. It is tricky, because I want to survey only the first 4 entry rows of a group of 8 entries and then return the result as only one instance of the entry over each of a set number of these sets of data rows, in each case 4 sets. This process would repeat down the spreadsheet, and the number of occurrences of each particular entry summed and reported in a separate tab of the same spreadsheet.

The rows in this spreadsheet are 17-1240. The entry names are a combination of two columns, J and K. These must match identically for the counter to count an additional entry.

I am really a total novice at this, but I do know that I would prefer to make the report in a different tab in the same spreadsheet...just available for reference.

All I would really like to know is...is this possible in Excel 2007?
 

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Are you able to show some examples of what you have and what you want. You can post sections of your worksheet using Excel Jeannie which is available for download on this site. Or you can use Richard Schollar's program which is also available on this site.

http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=515787

It is tough to visualize what you are asking for.

Alan
 
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Thanks Alan. Not sure if this is it or not but
Excel Workbook
EFGHIJK
21Group A BenchErnieEls
22Group B BenchDQ
23Group B BenchIanPoulter
24Group C BenchAnthonyKim
25Round22Group ADustinJohnson
26Group B1SteveStricker
27Group B2StuartAppleby
28Group CAnthonyKim
29Group A BenchErnieEls
30Group B BenchIanPoulter
31Group B BenchDQ
32Group C BenchJasonDay
33Round33Group ADustinJohnson
34Group B1SteveStricker
35Group B2IanPoulter
36Group CAnthonyKim
37Group A BenchErnieEls
38Group B BenchStuartAppleby
39Group B BenchDQ
40Group C BenchJasonDay
41Round44Group ADustinJohnson
42Group B1SteveStricker
43Group B2IanPoulter
44Group CAnthonyKim
45Group A BenchErnieEls
46Group B BenchStuartAppleby
47Group B BenchDQ
48Group C BenchJasonDay
492Round15Group AJimFuryk
50Group B1RobertAllenby
All In One Roster Data
Excel 2007

I could only get 30 lines, so the first four lines of week one/round one (from the first set of 8) aren't shown. Column E signifies when a new set of 4 sets of 8 entries begins. I want to take the instances of the first 4 entries (Columns J + K) of each of these sets of 8 entries and calculate the number of times an entry appears once or more times (reported as one time for summing, so, if an entry appears any number of times (1-4) in the 4 sets of the first 4 of 8 entries, it is reported (counted) as a "1" for summing) in the set of four sets, then sum them for each instance down the spreadsheet and create a report...

Basically, no matter how many times an entry appears in the first four of the eight for each round, it is recorded as a "1" for the summing process for the report.

There is a glitch in week 3, which has 5 rounds. I figure if I can get this done, then I can make the tweak later. Again the rows are 17-1240...
 
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Sorry, this...

Basically, no matter how many times an entry appears in the first four of the eight for each round, it is recorded as a "1" for the summing process for the report.

should read

Basically, no matter how many times within a set of 4 rounds an entry appears in the first four of the eight entries for each round, it is recorded as a "1" for the summing process for the report...
 
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