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I am trying to create a report of weekly demand, from a DB4 export, the
problem is sorting into the columns when my data is all mixed up, I have tried nesting if( functions with limited success, the export is very large with alot of different products. Any ideas? 3/9 1000 apples 3/16 800 apples 3/9 400 apples 4/12 1200 apples |
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![]() Is the difficulty in finding the break point in data to place in each column? |
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yes, for instance column one for week 3/14, column two week 3/21, all the
data is easy just the weekly column is the problem "Fred" wrote: Is the difficulty in finding the break point in data to place in each column? |
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