ExcelLearnerP
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I have Horizontal tables of data.
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Explanation of above table:
1) AUDA, AUDB, AUDC, USDA, USDB, USDC, INRA, INRB & INRC are bank accounts.
2) The numerical figures are bank balances. For eg:- 150 is the balance AUDA account in AUD (Australian dollar) terms, whereas 100 is the balance of the same account in EUR (Euro) terms and so on..
What I need:
I need the data mentioned above in vertical format mentioned below:
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I am a beginner in Excel, and I tried using the Index match function, offset match function quite unsuccessfully
. I know that Vlookup can be used, but I will have to use it a number of times, since I have pasted only a sample data above. There are more than 30 different currencies with more than 100 accounts.
I would be really grateful if I can get a solution to my above problem.
Thanks,
P
AUD | EUR | USD | EUR | INR | EUR | ||||||
AUDA | 150 | 100 | USDA | 67 | 90 | INRA | 30 | 80 | |||
AUDB | 200 | 150 | USDB | 117 | 140 | INRB | 80 | 130 | |||
AUDC | 250 | 200 | USDC | 167 | 190 | INRC | 130 | 180 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
Explanation of above table:
1) AUDA, AUDB, AUDC, USDA, USDB, USDC, INRA, INRB & INRC are bank accounts.
2) The numerical figures are bank balances. For eg:- 150 is the balance AUDA account in AUD (Australian dollar) terms, whereas 100 is the balance of the same account in EUR (Euro) terms and so on..
What I need:
I need the data mentioned above in vertical format mentioned below:
Account | Forex | Forex Balance | GBP Balance |
AUDA | AUD | 150 | 100 |
AUDB | AUD | 200 | 150 |
AUDC | AUD | 250 | 200 |
USDA | USD | 67 | 90 |
USDB | USD | 117 | 140 |
USDC | USD | 167 | 190 |
INRA | INR | 30 | 80 |
INRB | INR | 80 | 130 |
INRC | INR | 130 | 180 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
I am a beginner in Excel, and I tried using the Index match function, offset match function quite unsuccessfully
I would be really grateful if I can get a solution to my above problem.
Thanks,
P