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I have an EXCEL sheet that I need help with?

I have 6 worksheets representing 6 project, with various bits of information on from suppliers, what I want to do is represent all that information on a seperate worksheet by supplier rather than by project. Is there a formula that I can use to do this?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    There are two options for you : either 'VLOOKUP' Formula or through PivoChart and PivoTable Wizard.....

    That's it...

    Manikya

  • 1 decade ago

    First put all 6 worksheets into the same book by just copying the tab at the bottom and adding it into one sheet. After all 6 are in the same sheet create a new tab labeled supplier or what ever. Reference the cells in the other 6 sheets that contain the information that you want on the supplier sheet. Create headings and areas that represent the info for easy interpretation.

  • 1 decade ago

    yes, but it may be a pain

    are the 6 worksheets in the same file?

    open a 7th sheet and link whatever tiles you need to the other pages data, it's kinda like doing formulas and such, just between pages.

  • 1 decade ago

    There is lots of things that Excel can do but without further insight as to what you are exactly trying to do, it will be hard to pinpoint the exact method. More than likely, you will be using data reference and IF formulas.

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  • 1 decade ago

    I can't visualize how you have your data layed out in each of the customer worksheets but here's one method that WILL work if my assumptions are correct:

    1) assume that you have six sheets called cust1, cust2, ect.

    2) assume also that the data you want in each sheet contains the following data for that customer:

    A1: address

    A2: phone

    A3: Fax

    A4: annual sales

    Create a new worksheet named Client (for example)

    and use the following formulas in the following cells:

    in cell A1 use "=Cust1!A1" (without quotes)

    in cell B1 =Cust1!A2

    in cell C1 =Cust1!A3

    in cell D1 =Cust1!A4

    in cell A2 use "=Cust2!A1" (without quotes)

    in cell B2 =Cust2!A2

    in cell C2 =Cust2!A3

    in cell D2 =Cust2!A4

    do the same with Cust3 thru Cust6

    Resulting composite table will be

    Cust1....Address...phone...Fax...Sales

    Cust2....Address...phone...Fax...Sales

    Cust3....Address...phone...Fax...Sales

    Cust4....Address...phone...Fax...Sales

    Cust5....Address...phone...Fax...Sales

    Cust6....Address...phone...Fax...Sales

    You can decide how you want to indicate the customer name.

    Hope that helps

  • 1 decade ago

    Yeah, make a 7th sheet and copy and paste the info on to it... call it 'summary' or somehting exciting like that! You could use Macros to flick between sheets

  • 1 decade ago

    Hyperlink.

  • 1 decade ago

    VLOOKUP. It does everything!

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