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Need some help eliminating used element from a huge list & retain only unused ones.
I have attached a spreadsheet file. It contains 2 sheets: * Master Sheet - contains Element Number [Column A] & Number of each Element [Column B] * Subset Sheet - contains Elements used [Column B] & Quantity used [Column D] How can I create a new sheet, that is a copy of the Master Sheet, that has eliminated the elements that have been included in Subset Sheet? For example, the Master List contains 12 Nos. of the Element 05-10000 [A4, B4]. The Subset indicates that 7 Nos. of 05-10000 [B2, D2] have been utilized. Therefore, I would like the new sheet to indicate that 5 Nos. of Element 05-10000 remain. Additionally, the Subset sheet indicates that 1 Nos. of element 05-10100 was used. Therefore, the new sheet must indicate that 0 Nos. of 05-10100 remain. Do note that the Element Numbers in the Subset are not arranged in sequential order. Alternately, it is also fine, if the balance quantity can be displayed in a new column of the Master Sheet itself. Please guide. TIA |
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Try this in M4 of "Master List" and drag down
=$B4-SUMIF(Subset!$B$2:$B$660,'Master List'!$A4,Subset!$D$2:$D$660) |
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I am getting the
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Works for me when tested or I wouldn't have suggested this.
Does your region of the world use ; instead of , in formulas ? |
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Thanks NoSparks. Tweaked it a bit & now it is working. The working expression.
Code:
=B4-SUMIF(Subset.$B$2:$B$660,'Master List'.A4,Subset.$D$2:$D$660) |
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