In THAT case:
If you name a range "Result" and have it include the "summary" table without
the column headings or phone numbersB4:G9 in your sample
Then, name a range called "Data" that includes the original "Data" without the
column headingsL4:M1000 in your example.
Then you can use a macro like this to rebuild the detailed list:
Sub Restore_Data()
Dim nRows, rCell As Range, nCol, nRow, dRow, dCol
Dim nCnt
ActiveSheet.Range("Data").ClearContents
dCol = ActiveSheet.Range("Data").Column
dRow = ActiveSheet.Range("Data").Row - 1
For Each rCell In ActiveSheet.Range("Result").Cells
If (Int(rCell.Value) > 0) Then
For nCnt = 1 To rCell.Value
dRow = dRow + 1
ActiveSheet.Cells(dRow, dCol).Value =
ActiveSheet.Cells(rCell.Row, "A").Value
ActiveSheet.Cells(dRow, dCol + 1).Value = ActiveSheet.Cells(3,
rCell.Column).Value
Next nCnt
End If
Next rCell
MsgBox "Finished"
End Sub
Paul-----------------------------------------
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By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
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On Thursday, June 1, 2017 1:42 PM, Secret Shot <secrets...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Paul,
I appreciate your quick response, However when i say raw data it means just
simple table in Excel which i have shown in attached excel sheet only in column
L and M.
So you can consider it as requirement or data rearrangement from table 1
(Column A to G) to table 2 (Column L to M).
I hope now i can get required help.
Thanks in advance.
On Thu, Jun 1, 2017 at 8:17 PM, Paul Schreiner <schreiner_p...@att.net> wrote:
There is no standard format for "Raw Data".It depends on the original
Application used to CREATE the source of data.Some systems output ASCII (text)
files Some are tab delimited.Others are comma delimited (csv).
The mechanism you used to read in the "raw data" used known characteristics of
the data to determine how it is to be interpreted.
Without knowing the characteristics of the "raw data", it would be impossible
to reverse-engineer the file.
It's like saying: "I'm standing outside of my home, tell me how I got here"The
answer requires first knowing where you started and what options are available
to get from the start to the end.Lots of options are AVAILABLE, but if your
starting point is two streets away, the use of an airplane is unlikely.
Teleportation is WAY cooler, and should remain in consideration for that
reason! :)
More details are required. Paul------------------------------ -----------
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On Thursday, June 1, 2017 10:20 AM, Secret Shot <secrets...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear Team,
I have one very large excel table which i made from Raw data, accidentally raw
data has been deleted and the only option i have is that table to convert back
in raw data.
Its about my job so pls help, i have attached of the sample of what i am
talking about. if anyone can me in writing a macro which can create raw data
basis on the count in front of number and considering their header.
Please help
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