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johnsboxftm
Apr 20, 2023Brass Contributor
Help with consolidation
Hi, I would like to consolidate data from several columns that have multiple rows with counts and duplicate item numbers. I have something likes this: A B C ...
johnsboxftm
Apr 21, 2023Brass Contributor
My apologies, it's Office 2021 and Windows.
Here is a copy of the .xlsx. There is nothing sensitive in it, it's just a bunch of Lowe's receipts organized by date, item number, unit price and description.
Lorenzo
Apr 21, 2023Silver Contributor
There are 10 sheets in your workbook
- Which one contains the data you want to consolidate?
- Any pref. between a Power Pivot or Power Query solution?
- johnsboxftmApr 21, 2023Brass ContributorWhatever is the simplest to learn, haha. And Sheet 3, Columns B, C, D & E to the last row of 260. Sorry, I actually sent you the wrong sheet I had a less messy one. Thank you so much for your help!
- LorenzoMay 15, 2023Silver Contributor
Whatever is the simplest to learn
Just thought about an easier option that appears to work and doesn't require any learning. Wonder why I didn't think about it earlier...
- LorenzoMay 10, 2023Silver Contributor
- LorenzoApr 21, 2023Silver Contributor
- Formatted Sheet3 as Table (named Table1)
- Renamed Sheet3 as Data (for clarity)
See sheet Consolidation
Moving forward: when you add/delete/modify data in Table1, right-click somewhere in table Consolidation > Refresh