Thanks, man.

It started out as a quest for a better list of reference numbers and ended up being a pivot table, which now allows me to tell you exactly how many times each ship has been to EIT in the last 3 years. Of course, I collapsed all of the ship names or the post would have been a mile long... LOL

I wish the Port of Ensenada site still had the old weekly spreadsheet to download. It used to tell you what the cargo was, in many cases. In fact, you provided that data to us in the past, if I'm correct. I believe that the old document has been replaced with a PDF, which only lists the ship names (no cargo). Can you confirm? Because I don't speak or read Spanish, navigating the site is a challenge...