Another head banging problem

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maprime12

Thanks to all who helped me solve my last problem now, I have another.
I have a spreadsheet that has alphanumeric information in column b, and
telephone number and the letters y or n (as in yes or no) in column d
on the same row. So for instance:

column b column c column d
column e
row1 298784 Y


row4 10025 (212)280-4018 (917)596-8194


row7 10019 (212)315-5607 (347)968-9446

row10 11355 (718)463-0674 (212)369-2490


row13 Y


row16 10024 (212)799-6026 (631)265-9168

row19 517472 N


row22 10024 (212)874-0220 (917)846-0910

row24 10023 (212)874-2356

row26 10025 (212)865-0329 (212)792-4155


row29 547852A1 Y

So, here's what I need to do. I need to grab all alphanumeric data off
of a row column b, where the value of the same row in column d is equal
to y or n and move it one column to the right in column a, all the
while keeping it on the same corresponding row. If the value of column
d is empty or it has one of those telephone numbers in it, it can
ignore it. I would really appreciate it if someone can figure it out.
Thanks in advance.

Marvin
 
M

maprime12

We almost have it. I tried the code that moves data to the left. I
see what it's doing, it's looking at the value of the first column in
question (in this case, column d), and evaluating whether or not there
is 1)a value in it and 2) whether or not the corresponding column b in
the same row has data. If these conditions are met, it moves the data
in column b over to column a.

What I wanted it to do was to look at column d, evaluate whether or not
there is a Y or N as the value of that cell and then go to the
corresponding column in the same row and then perform step 2). If
there is anything else other than Y or N, treat it the same as null,
which in this case would be to ignore it. Thanks for your help so far.

Marvin
 

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