From: UKMAN on 15 Apr 2010 10:53 hi I have data table with 7 headings, the cell of each row contains a project code and there are multipule project codes. By means of a drop down list (list of the project codes) I wish to be able to create adhoc pre-formatted MIS reports that show only the details of the rows for the selected project code. I know I could use filters but the reports are on a differant sheet to the table and needs to be included with other data to be printed. To push my luck, is it possible because there is a worksheet and so table for each calander month is it possible for the "report sheet" to have 2 drop down lists to set the criteria? This would mean 1 for selecting a particular "month's sheet" and 1 for the project code? As ever many thanks UKMAn1
From: Steve Dunn on 16 Apr 2010 03:35 Hi, not sure exactly what you're trying to describe, but see if this helps. Assuming that your drop-downs for sheet and code are in A1 and B1 respectively, and your tables are in A1:E5 on each sheet. =VLOOKUP($B1,INDIRECT("'" & $A1 & "'!$A$1:$E$5"),2) "UKMAN" <UKMAN(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:93F34988-2F28-4D09-A7A4-CBEB1BD52EE9(a)microsoft.com... > hi > > I have data table with 7 headings, the cell of each row contains a project > code and there are multipule project codes. > > By means of a drop down list (list of the project codes) I wish to be able > to create adhoc pre-formatted MIS reports that show only the details of > the > rows for the selected project code. > > I know I could use filters but the reports are on a differant sheet to the > table and needs to be included with other data to be printed. > > To push my luck, is it possible because there is a worksheet and so table > for each calander month is it possible for the "report sheet" to have 2 > drop > down lists to set the criteria? This would mean 1 for selecting a > particular > "month's sheet" and 1 for the project code? > > As ever many thanks > > UKMAn1 > >
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