How to parse a column of data

[Drew_]

Hi all.

I have an interesting task that I do not know the solution for. I have a range of data from C72:C101 that contains expenses. The data only goes on this sheet because the data comes from somewhere else, so it is copy and pasted into this sheet and there are formulas on another sheet that organize and calculate the data.

This range of expenses contains big ticket and small ticket line items and I'd like to create a formula or code that will separate the two based on the parameter: "show me every item in the range C72:C101 that exceeds 750".

EDIT: I also need the line item to match with the description in the range B72:B101. For example, my Rent expense exceeds 750 so I'd like the formula to populate the number and the line item

It sounds pretty simple but I can't figure out a workaround. In Google Sheets I could run a QUERY but that function isn't available in Excel unfortunately (I don't think). Hopefully this is possible! I appreciate any and all help

 

[oldbrewer]

I have an interesting task that I do not know the solution for. I have a range of data from C72:C101 that contains expenses. The data only goes on this sheet because the data comes from somewhere else, so it is copy and pasted into this sheet and there are formulas on another sheet that organize and calculate the data.
This range of expenses contains big ticket and small ticket line items and I'd like to create a formula or code that will separate the two based on the parameter: "show me every item in the range C72:C101 that exceeds 750".
EDIT: I also need the line item to match with the description in the range B72:B101. For example, my Rent expense exceeds 750 so I'd like the formula to populate the number and the line item
It sounds pretty simple but I can't figure out a workaround. In Google Sheets I could run a QUERY but that function isn't available in Excel unfortunately (I don't think). Hopefully this is possible! I appreciate any and all help
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								=IF(E12>750,1+ROW()*0.00000001,"")
			descr	amount	show			#####
			rent	890	1	###		=IF(ISERROR(SMALL($F$12:$F$20,C22)),"",SMALL($F$12:$F$20,C22))
			rates	751	1
			elec	745
			gas	799	1			890
			water	600				=IF(F22="","",OFFSET($F$11,MATCH(F22,$F$12:$F$20,0),-1))
			food	120
			wine	1000	1
			beer	1200	1			rent
			laundry	300				=IF(F22="","",OFFSET($F$11,MATCH(F22,$F$12:$F$20,0),-2))
		1	rent	890	1	#####
		2	rates	751	1
		3	gas	799	1
		4	wine	1000	1			the row()*0.00000001 is to make each row identifiable
		5	beer	1200	1
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		7
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[Drew_]

Wow this is great! Thank you for taking the time to do this for me. It took me a bit to understand the formulas and see what you did but I got it now. This should do the trick for me! Thanks again

 

[SpillerBD]

Advanced Filter would be another method that may be similar to Google Sheets Query.
Oldbrewer's formula method has the live update advantage that my preference for Pivot Tables doesn't.

 

[Drew_]

Unfortunately the data I will be importing does not have headers so a Pivot Table is not an option. The formula method works great, but is there a way I can alter it so that it skips the cells that don't meet the criteria? I am copying the formula down the column but there's blank rows in the middle because it is parsing out the data, as I want it to. I just dont want to show the blank rows. Any fixes? Let me know if I am not being clear

 

[oldbrewer]

just add if(e12="","" at the front of my formula and add an extra closing bracket at the end (if necessary) as a blank sum of money will not trigger a 1 + row number timws .00000001

 

[Drew_]

Unfortunately that does not delete the blank row. I figured out a VBA code to delete the blank rows, but now I am realizing I have another issue related to the formula method you proposed.

When I am entering in new month data, while the data is the same, sometimes there are additional line items that are put in so the formulas pick up the wrong cells because the data gets pushed down due to the additional rows. I can use some sort of OFFSET or MATCH to make sure it always picks up the expenses, no matter where they are, right?

 

[oldbrewer]

post some pretend data with blanks and I will have another look at it - if Fluff doesn't beat me to it.....

 

[Drew_]

For some reason the format in here is all wonky but I hope it helps. The data furthest down is from your formulas, I changed it from 750 to 2000 so thats why there is nothing below "rent". I essentially need a LOOKUP formula that references the "INDIRECT OPERATIONAL EXP" text string rather than the cell it is in

INDIRECT OPERATIONAL EXP
Consultants 50000 45800
Rent 15000 14500
Building Maintenance 500 600

1	CONSULTANTS	60044
1	RENT	18400

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[oldbrewer]

sorry I am stuck on this as you seem to need 2 independent offsets - maybe somebody else can help. If not, a macro will do it.