I have a data set that I want to be able to return multiple values for this to the same cell. The data set has a list of pours that are stored in BINS. I want to be able to return using a vlookup or similar to populate those pours into the relevant cell in the matrix like below the data. I would only return 1 of each if there are multply pour values in the data set.
The data set can cover many pours and many Bin allocations. I hope there is way to be able to do this even if it not a vlookup as I though I would use. Currenlty I can only get 1 pour value.
Cheers
NZAS
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The data set can cover many pours and many Bin allocations. I hope there is way to be able to do this even if it not a vlookup as I though I would use. Currenlty I can only get 1 pour value.
Cheers
NZAS
POUR | RUN_COUNT | PRODUCT | ALLOY | WEIGHT | BINAREA | BIN | ||||||
11823 | 9 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1023 | STD1A | AC408 | This data set has a lot of data listed of all POURS that are stored in Bins. I need a formula that will return list of the Pour values that are in the same Bin Number as shown below. I have a formula that I have used but only returns one of the pour numbers. This data is downloaded from a data base to excel. This gives a more visual view of where pours are stored | |||||
11823 | 4 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1023 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11846 | 1 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1023 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 3 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1024 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 8 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1025 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 6 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 11 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC401 | ||||||
11823 | 2 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 14 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 5 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | For the purpose of this the data displayed I have just 1 bin number with numerous pour values | |||||
11821 | 30 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1028 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 7 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1028 | STD1A | AG404 | ||||||
11823 | 13 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1028 | STD1A | AC408 | Conditional Formatting criteria is used to hilight the cells that store the pours | |||||
Output for Casts | ||||||||||||
STD1A | 401 | 402 | 403 | 404 | 405 | 406 | 407 | 408 | 409 | 410 | 411 | |
AA | ||||||||||||
AB | ||||||||||||
AC | 11823 | 11823 11846 11821 | ||||||||||
AD | 11829 | |||||||||||
AE | ||||||||||||
AF | 11881 | |||||||||||
AG | 11823 | |||||||||||
AH |
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POUR | RUN_COUNT | PRODUCT | ALLOY | WEIGHT | BINAREA | BIN | ||||||
11823 | 9 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1023 | STD1A | AC408 | This data set has a lot of data listed of all POURS that are stored in Bins. I need a formula that will return list of the Pour values that are in the same Bin Number as shown below.The dataset is downloaded from a data base to excel is updated. the matix below gives a more visual view of where pours are stored | |||||
11823 | 4 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1023 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11846 | 1 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1023 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 3 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1024 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 8 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1025 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 6 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 11 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC401 | ||||||
11823 | 2 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 14 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 5 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1027 | STD1A | AC408 | For the purpose of this the data displayed I have just 1 bin number with numerous pour values | |||||
11821 | 30 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1028 | STD1A | AC408 | ||||||
11823 | 7 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1028 | STD1A | AG404 | ||||||
11823 | 13 | 3A949 | AA190J | 1028 | STD1A | AC408 | Conditional Formatting criteria is used to hilight the cells that store the pours | |||||
Output for Casts | ||||||||||||
STD1A | 401 | 402 | 403 | 404 | 405 | 406 | 407 | 408 | 409 | 410 | 411 | |
AA | ||||||||||||
AB | ||||||||||||
AC | 11823 | 11823 11846 11821 | ||||||||||
AD | 11829 | |||||||||||
AE | ||||||||||||
AF | 11881 | |||||||||||
AG | 11823 | |||||||||||
AH |
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