Clear all rows from fields
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I have a data set that houses quarterly running totals. The final output is below
What I am trying to do, and I have done already in VBA. I would like to start at the last field and clear all the data up to the first row. Then move to the second to last column and clear all the data up to the second row, etc. In the end I get an output like this
I was able to do it with multi-row formula but would have to do multiplt Multirow formulas and there are not always the same number of columns.
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@atcodedog05 , I thought I had, it is now attached
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That was fast, lol. thanks alot!!!
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Happy to help : ) @oneillp111
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@atcodedog05 , I tried this with a larger data set and the output was different. I tried to figure out what caused it but I could not get to a solution.
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Hi @oneillp111
In your first scenario number to rows = number of columns 11 each hence a perfect triangle. Here its 46 rows and 23 columns hence its breaking. Let me know whats the expected output I can help you out.
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So the output would always be the same. Same number of rows as columns. What I originally tried to do was clear everything from the last column except for first row, then the second to last column, clear everything except for the first two rows, etc.
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