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Hi again:

The e-mail made a change. The final Result is like this:

Search Engine           Information
Google                  CNN
Bin                     Hotmail
Mamma                   Sports

Regards,

Jorge Rodríguez

_________________


El jue, 30-06-2011 a las 10:09 -0600, jorge escribió:
Hi:

I would suggest to do as this (If you have order the information as you
explain and show in your e-mail):

1) Sheet 1:

    a) Put "1" (without "") in each search engine but in column B
    b) Put "2" (without "") in each information relative to search engine
in column B too.

Something like this:


Data
Clasification
google
                                  1
cnn
                                  2
bin
                                  1
hotmail
                                  2
Sport
                                  2
mamma
                                  1

    c) Use Automatic Filter (Data Menu) and select all "1" Clasification.
Copy and paste in Sheet 2 in column A. Like This:


Search Engine
google
bin
mamma

    d) Do the same process for "2" and the result copy and paste in Sheet 2
in column B and the final result it could be like this:


Search Engine
Information
google
cnn
bin
hotmail
mamma
Sport


I hope you understand me and solve your problem.

Regards,

Jorge Rodríguez

_____________________
 




El jue, 30-06-2011 a las 14:22 +0100, Ryan Jendoubi escribió:
Hi all,

Is the operation in the subject line possible?

More info (maybe I'm asking the wrong question):

I have a (long) list of URLs, and want to categorise them. The 
categories themselves could be pretty broad: news sites, search engines, 
music sites, etc. Similar URLs (different pages on the same site) come 
up many times. So what I'd like to do is define regexes to say "If the 
URL has 'guardian.co.uk' in it, make it a 'News' site".

Sheet 1 (list to process; I want to insert the categorising function in 
col B)
====
A | B
----
google.com
cnn.com/foo
guardian.co.uk/foo
duckduckgo.com
cnn.com/bar/baz
bing.com

Sheet 2 (columns of site name regexes; col A is news sites, B is search 
engines, etc)
====
A | B
----
cnn | google
guardian | duckduckgo
  | bing

The SEARCH function doesn't seem to take a range or array as its findtext.

Any ideas on how to go about this?

Many thanks!

--Ryan





-- 
Atentamente,

Jorge Rodríguez


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