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Im hoping someone could help.
Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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Hi Eduardo
User can select from a dropdown list of unique origin (selected London as an input). The output is shown below with Region, Destination and Data on the left and the result are the right. Hope this clarify. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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Let's say it choose London, he has to choose one of the regions option and cities in order to get the milage, or you want all the options to show up at once "C02C04" wrote: Hi Eduardo User can select from a dropdown list of unique origin (selected London as an input). The output is shown below with Region, Destination and Data on the left and the result are the right. Hope this clarify. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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All the options to show up at once.
"Eduardo" wrote: hi Let's say it choose London, he has to choose one of the regions option and cities in order to get the milage, or you want all the options to show up at once "C02C04" wrote: Hi Eduardo User can select from a dropdown list of unique origin (selected London as an input). The output is shown below with Region, Destination and Data on the left and the result are the right. Hope this clarify. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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So, let's say you have the table as follow
Sheet2 Column A: Origin, Region, destination & Miles Sheet2 Column B, c, d, Etc the information related to Region, destination & miles(your example, column B will be Asia, mumbai, 10000) En Sheet1 you want to pull this information when an origin is selected let's say in A in A2 you will right Region, in A3 Destination, in A4 data(miles) in B2 enter this formula =+VLOOKUP($A2,Sheet2!$A$:$F$,2,FALSE), then in C2 Change the 2 for 3, and so on that numbers identify the column where to pull the information Then copy the formula down and you will have the expected results "C02C04" wrote: All the options to show up at once. "Eduardo" wrote: hi Let's say it choose London, he has to choose one of the regions option and cities in order to get the milage, or you want all the options to show up at once "C02C04" wrote: Hi Eduardo User can select from a dropdown list of unique origin (selected London as an input). The output is shown below with Region, Destination and Data on the left and the result are the right. Hope this clarify. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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Hi Eduardo
Thanks for your quick reply. I need to elborate the data setup. My sheet A has 3 columns: Origin, Destination, Destination Region. Sheet B has Origin, Destination, Destination Region and Miles (to keep things simple). Sheet B is raw data and un-sorted and I do not want user to see that. I had sheet A in sorted manner and concatenate them to create unique identifier. This may be redundant if there is a better to do it straight out of Sheet B. The output below is to enable user to easily pick up miles from Sheet B and then perform further calculation. The challenge I faced is to manage the changing/dynamic destinations and organizing them in the order of Asia, EMEA and US. Hope this brings clarity and see where my problem is. "Eduardo" wrote: So, let's say you have the table as follow Sheet2 Column A: Origin, Region, destination & Miles Sheet2 Column B, c, d, Etc the information related to Region, destination & miles(your example, column B will be Asia, mumbai, 10000) En Sheet1 you want to pull this information when an origin is selected let's say in A in A2 you will right Region, in A3 Destination, in A4 data(miles) in B2 enter this formula =+VLOOKUP($A2,Sheet2!$A$:$F$,2,FALSE), then in C2 Change the 2 for 3, and so on that numbers identify the column where to pull the information Then copy the formula down and you will have the expected results "C02C04" wrote: All the options to show up at once. "Eduardo" wrote: hi Let's say it choose London, he has to choose one of the regions option and cities in order to get the milage, or you want all the options to show up at once "C02C04" wrote: Hi Eduardo User can select from a dropdown list of unique origin (selected London as an input). The output is shown below with Region, Destination and Data on the left and the result are the right. Hope this clarify. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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Hi
please do something I don't need real information just give me a complete example on what do you want to do with your raw data, I feel that I am missing something that is why I request it "C02C04" wrote: Hi Eduardo Thanks for your quick reply. I need to elborate the data setup. My sheet A has 3 columns: Origin, Destination, Destination Region. Sheet B has Origin, Destination, Destination Region and Miles (to keep things simple). Sheet B is raw data and un-sorted and I do not want user to see that. I had sheet A in sorted manner and concatenate them to create unique identifier. This may be redundant if there is a better to do it straight out of Sheet B. The output below is to enable user to easily pick up miles from Sheet B and then perform further calculation. The challenge I faced is to manage the changing/dynamic destinations and organizing them in the order of Asia, EMEA and US. Hope this brings clarity and see where my problem is. "Eduardo" wrote: So, let's say you have the table as follow Sheet2 Column A: Origin, Region, destination & Miles Sheet2 Column B, c, d, Etc the information related to Region, destination & miles(your example, column B will be Asia, mumbai, 10000) En Sheet1 you want to pull this information when an origin is selected let's say in A in A2 you will right Region, in A3 Destination, in A4 data(miles) in B2 enter this formula =+VLOOKUP($A2,Sheet2!$A$:$F$,2,FALSE), then in C2 Change the 2 for 3, and so on that numbers identify the column where to pull the information Then copy the formula down and you will have the expected results "C02C04" wrote: All the options to show up at once. "Eduardo" wrote: hi Let's say it choose London, he has to choose one of the regions option and cities in order to get the milage, or you want all the options to show up at once "C02C04" wrote: Hi Eduardo User can select from a dropdown list of unique origin (selected London as an input). The output is shown below with Region, Destination and Data on the left and the result are the right. Hope this clarify. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, Could you give me an example of user imput and which result you would like, thanks "C02C04" wrote: Im hoping someone could help. Scenario I have data on airline routes origin, destination and destination region. For example, origin might be London, one of the destinations is Mumbai and destination region is Asia. I have created unique origin that user can select. I would like to create a dynamic report that list the destination and its region based on user input. Origin=London Region Asia Asia EMEA US Destination Mumbai Malaysia Spain Texas Data(miles) 10000 15000 2000 20000 There will be instances where a region will not have any destination. The order would be Asia, EMEA and US for region. Origin, destination and destination region are on a same data sheet. I very much prefer to use to use logic/formula instead of VBA as Im really bad at it. Any suggestions? |
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