[mso] Re: Check for repeating combinations?
- From: "Ray Blake" <ray@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 18:57:22 -0000
Robert,
There's an article available on my website which gives an introduction
to dynamic range names. Go to www.grbps.com/articles.htm and view the
article called 'Excel Performance Analysis the Professional Way'. That
should get you started.
Ray
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-----Original Message-----
From: mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Robert Carneal
Sent: 27 December 2003 15:57
To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [mso] Re: Check for repeating combinations?
<Copy>
If you want to make a formula which will grow as the table of data does,
you could used dynamic named ranges. Let me know if you want to go that
way
and I'll help you do it.
<End>
Ray, I would like to do this please.
It may help you to know what I am doing. I received two filing cabinets
+stuffed+ to the gills on family historical data. (Birth, marriage,
divorce, death, newspaper clippings, etc.) I have begun schematically
filing them, and started running into people for whom I did not have a
first name for, had a bad date, etc. I began to look for a way to print
a
small label (like the color coding scheme doctors use in their
offices).
Green Green Green for example means the file folder has everything in it
I
want it to.
Green Lavender Red means I know this person has a brother, but no
information on the brother.
Blue Pink Red means I know this person has another spouse, but I have
not
found the name of that spouse yet.
Green Blue Red means that person has a new child, but I don't have the
child's name yet.
Lt. Blue, Green Green means cemetery correspondence, and it is complete.
See the pattern? Whenever the label ends in Red, I know at a glance I do
want to work on it. Then, I can grab a bunch of them without caring
which
ones I grab, and go to the research center and just work through them. I
assigned the colors in such a way it tells me at a glance what is
missing,
or what it is that I want to do for that folder.
I thought about just buying the colored tabs, but the ones sold here are
huge, about an inch in width, and using three colors would be three
inches
wide! I bought some blank address labels 5/8s of an inch and my color
printer will print three colors on that.
If I have done my permutation calculation correctly, having ten colors
and
using two colors to classify a folder, plus Green or Red to indicate if
the
folder needs working on, gives me 360 combinations. That is way more
than I
will need or use. So, yes, I would appreciate a chance at fixing this so
the formula will grow as the table grows. What do I need to do?
Thank you.
Robert
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