aykadajiba
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Hello all, I’m a new noob to the forum, would appreciate if anybody could provide some help.
I have 5 sets of columns, each includes a Time column and a Price column. However, the 5 individual Time columns of the 5 sets don’t match, i.e, the dates are not continuous (there are different time breaks in each set) and they begin from different starting dates.
I want to do two things, the second being optional (as I believe excel is incapable of delivering)
(1) Insert a new column set with common dates (the common dates/entries from Time1 to Time5) on the left and prices 1-5 on the right. E.g. (note the dates are NOT continuous)
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(2) This is very different from (1); make the dates column continuous. That is, include the non-common dates as well by displaying the blank/breaking dates. E.g. (note the dates are continuous, no breaks, not even weekends)
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FYI, I’ve tried IF(COUNTIF()) commands, they simply sort out common entries within the same row. I messed around VLOOKUP and was too stupid to figure things out, the same goes for INDEX/MATCH. Perhaps the solutions lie within PivotTable or VBA, of which I have zero knowledge.
I’m using Excel2013, I guess I can't attach the file-of-concern here.... Thanks!
I have 5 sets of columns, each includes a Time column and a Price column. However, the 5 individual Time columns of the 5 sets don’t match, i.e, the dates are not continuous (there are different time breaks in each set) and they begin from different starting dates.
I want to do two things, the second being optional (as I believe excel is incapable of delivering)
(1) Insert a new column set with common dates (the common dates/entries from Time1 to Time5) on the left and prices 1-5 on the right. E.g. (note the dates are NOT continuous)
Common Date | Price 1 | Price 2 | Price 3 | Price 4 | Price 5 |
20010304 | 938 | 33 | 988 | 5532 | 5732 |
20010308 | 25 | 23325 | 2358 | 664 | 8798 |
20010309 | 677 | 3 | 234 | 32423 | 234 |
20010311 | 9835 | 32434 | 3529 | 352 | 392 |
20010314 | 498 | 4534 | 43398 | 945 | 495483 |
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(2) This is very different from (1); make the dates column continuous. That is, include the non-common dates as well by displaying the blank/breaking dates. E.g. (note the dates are continuous, no breaks, not even weekends)
Date | Price 1 | Price 2 | Price 3 | Price 4 | Price 5 |
20010304 | | | | | |
20010305 | | | | | |
20010306 | 677 | 3 | | | |
20010307 | | | | | |
20010308 | | | 234 | | |
20010309 | | 9845 | | | 234 |
20010310 | | | | 32423 | |
20010311 | 43435 | | | | |
20010312 | | 234 | | | 324 |
20010313 | | | | | |
20010314 | 898 | | | | |
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FYI, I’ve tried IF(COUNTIF()) commands, they simply sort out common entries within the same row. I messed around VLOOKUP and was too stupid to figure things out, the same goes for INDEX/MATCH. Perhaps the solutions lie within PivotTable or VBA, of which I have zero knowledge.
I’m using Excel2013, I guess I can't attach the file-of-concern here.... Thanks!