Your example doesn't make sense... can you put a sample excel sheet of
what the data looks like in table and how you want it

On Jun 17, 5:00 pm, satish <satishpag...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Group members
> I feel the following query is challenging. Is it possible to find a solution
> without macro (as am weak in macro)
>
> Situation.
>
> There is data in table format with "m" columns and "n" rows with same column
> and row headings.
>
> There are 100s of similar tables which represent data of different dates.
>
> E.g. of one table
>
> Date : 17/06/2009
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> Deposit
>
>  200
>
>  300
>
>  400
>
>  500
>
> Call money
>
>  56
>
>  43
>
> 35
>
>  54
>
> borrowings
>
>  353
>
>  35
>
>  353
>
>  35
>
> loans
>
>  545
>
>  424
>
>  4545
>
> 666
>
> investment
>
>  242
>
>  55
>
>  66
>
>  33
>
> asset
>
>  66
>
>  36
>
>  64
>
>  7
>
> Now i want to consolidate all 100s of tables, in following table format,
>
> Deposit
>
> Call money
>
> Borrowing
>
> Loan
>
> investment
>
> asset
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> 1st bucket
>
> 2nd bucket
>
> 3rd bucket
>
> 4th bucket
>
> 17/06/2009
>
> 18/06/2009
>
> 19/06/2009
>
> 20/06/2009
>
> 21/06/2009
>
> 22/06/2009
>
> 23/06/2009
>
> 24/06/2009
>
> 25/06/2009
>
> 26/06/2009
>
> 27/06/2009
>
> Please note that the *date is given* *as the heading in the original table*.
>
> I hope early response will be received from the excel experts in the group.
>
> --
> Satish P N
> Asst. Manager
> South Indian Bank
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