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August 25, 2017
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I can't figure out how to do this other than manually. Can you help me figure it out?
When there are three items listed in column P, I would like to have them entered in Columns AF:AK. When Column P has more than three items, I would like Columns AF:AK shaded in a color (light gray is okay).
When there are four items in Column P, I would like to have them entered in Columns AM:AV. When Column P does not equal to four items, I would like Columns AF: AK shaded in a color (light gray is okay)
October 5, 2010
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Please supply a workbook with sample data and examples of your expected outcomes, and cover all scenarios.
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Phil
August 25, 2017
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The request has changed somewhat. I would like for the data in Column U to pair up with the data in Column V. Where there are three items listed in Column U, I would like to have them entered in Columns AF:AK. When there are four items listed in Column U, I would like to have them entered in Columns AF:AO. Expected results are listed in the spreadsheet.
August 25, 2017
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I added the attachment, wasn't sure if it was received previously. It might be a little different, but the concept / expectation is still the same.
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June 25, 2016
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Hi Melinda
You already have the fixed formulas in all the columns.
Now you only need to check the length of the cell in column U to determine which of the formulas to use in each column.
I suggest you remove the comma in columns U and V as they are not necessary and in certain case make your formulas a bit longer
e.g. MID($U16,1,1)&MID($U16,1,3) could have been written as MID($U16,1,2) when the comma in U16 is removed.
Not sure about your cell color but conditional formatting (by checking on the length of column U) should do the trick.
I think in future you should redefine your needs again if you post a new file as it is very confusing for us to try to "map" the new file against your "old" requirements as the columns are different.
Sunny
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