Hello all, I have some data in my Excel file that is formatted like this (the actual file is much larger but follows this exact format with an empty row in between each of the "Items")
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Is there any formula or macro that would be able to output this into a database friendly format? What I want is to have the customer name in the first column, the item name in the second column, whether or not the customer liked/disliked or had no preference to the item in the third column and finally how many of the item they bought in the fourth column so it would look something like this.
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I am familiar with the OFFSET function but couldn't think of a way for it to work here so it seems like this would have to be a macro although I would prefer a formula. Any help at all would be appreciated!
Customer1 | Customer2 | Customer3 | |
Item1 (like/no pref/dislike) | Like | Like | Dislike |
Amount of Item1 bought | 27 | 5 | 1 |
Item2 (like/no pref/dislike) | No pref | Like | Dislike |
Amount of Item2 bought | 5 | 5 | 2 |
Item3 (like/no pref/dislike) | Dislike | No pref | Like |
Amount of Item3 bought | 9 | 1 | 17 |
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Is there any formula or macro that would be able to output this into a database friendly format? What I want is to have the customer name in the first column, the item name in the second column, whether or not the customer liked/disliked or had no preference to the item in the third column and finally how many of the item they bought in the fourth column so it would look something like this.
Customer Name | Item | Like/no pref/dislike | Amount bought |
Customer1 | Item1 | Like | 27 |
Customer1 | Item2 | No pref | 5 |
Customer1 | Item3 | Dislike | 9 |
Customer2 | Item1 | Like | 5 |
Customer2 | Item2 | Like | 5 |
Customer2 | Item3 | No pref | 1 |
Customer3 | Item1 | Dislike | 1 |
Customer3 | Item2 | Dislike | 2 |
Customer3 | Item3 | Like | 17 |
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I am familiar with the OFFSET function but couldn't think of a way for it to work here so it seems like this would have to be a macro although I would prefer a formula. Any help at all would be appreciated!