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    Sorting and adding repeating information

    Hi everyone,
    I'm pretty new to Excel and I have a problem which is quite difficult to me and I'm hoping there is a kind soul to help me out.
    I have attached a spreadsheet which contains details about pick rates for some manufacturing machines. The first two sheets contain details of the pick rates from two seperate machines (Line1 & Line2). Each sheet has 3 columns, the component, how many times it has picked and also how many times it has placed the component. I have extracted this data but unfortunately it doesn't add them all up. If you view it you will see that some components are listed maybe 10 times or so with seperate pick and place data.

    What I am needing is that the third "master" sheet can list all the components only once in the 1st column. Then in the next columns it will total up all the pick and place data to show if it used on Line1 or Line2.

    Hope this all makes sense. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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    Re: Help Requested

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    Re: Sorting and adding repeating information

    Grump,

    I updated your spreadsheet. The the formula and drag it down.
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    Hmmm, I still can't get it to work.
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    Re: Sorting and adding repeating information

    Hi again...
    I'm still having problems...if I try to copy the formula down then it stops returning values at at column 23. I know this is because some of the part numbers have a letter in as well. I have tried to format them as text, general, numbers etc but it still wont link

    Also could you tell me how you listed all the part numbers in the first column so they only appeared once. Regards Jason

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    Re: Sorting and adding repeating information(Help still required)

    why not just in b3
    =SUMIF(Line1!A:A,A3,Line1!b:b) ?
    lther are a couple of ways of getting that list
    easiest is to copy both ranges one below the other to a new sheet in column A
    then you can remove duplicates and sort
    some different ways shown here
    http://www.mrexcel.com/tip138.shtml
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