Apr 03 2023 10:37 AM
hi,
We have an excel sheet which consists of below data.
SN | SUB-STATION | FEEDER RATING | Ckt Code | SCHEME NO |
1 | SS31 | 800A | E-503-AO | SWD3318 |
2 | SS31 | 90KW | E-402-AO | SWD3317 |
3 | SS31 | 4000A | E-601-AI | SWD3319 |
4 | SS31 | 4000A | E-601--AI | SWD3319 |
There is one more excel sheet which consist of tabs which matches the scheme no. data name.
We need to copy all data from the respective tabs and append the data next to scheme no. cell like below in a 3rd workbook which will be master sheet. We have copied the data from one of the tab SWD3319 to master excel. So, similarly whenever there is a match in scheme no. of first excel with tab name of another excel, data has to be appended in master excel automatically. Please help with the easiest way to automate this activity.
Thanks & Regards,
Mayuri
Apr 04 2023 02:56 AM
You can try using Flash Fill instead of the split cell button.
Flash Fill is a feature in Excel that automatically fills in values for you based on patterns it recognizes in your data.
To turn Flash Fill on, go to Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Editing Options -> check the Automatically Flash Fill box.
Here’s how you can use Flash Fill to split data into two columns:
I hope that helps!
I know I don't know anything (Socrates)
Apr 04 2023 06:55 AM
We dont want to type.
We want the data to be populated automatically just on click of one button.
Please go through my original post again.
Regards,
Mayuri
Apr 04 2023 07:20 AM
I'm a simple user like you, every contribution from me is on a voluntary basis and without guarantee. It's called helping people to help themselves. I only gave you a suggested solution, if you don't like it, please just ignore it. Or you can open a new request. Please just keep in mind that since yesterday your message has been seen by over 50 people and only I have replied.
Therefore, if I may recommend you, insert a file (without sensitive data) and describe your project step by step (cell by cell). A little more information about the Excel version, operating system, storage medium, etc. would be beneficial.
Anyway, I wish you continued success with Excel.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
I know I don't know anything (Socrates)