Hi Frankie,

Look at Excel's built in Autofilter and Advanced filter features.

If you are nit familiar with these, see Debra Dalgleish's tutorials at:

http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter01.html

and

http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html


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Regards,
Norman


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Dear All Excel Macro programmers

I need help on this: Let's say I have 5 row, each row with 3 columns:

kam POP 5
seng SOR 4
seng APDS 5
kam DS 6
kam MAM 4
boon PROJ 2
boon ENG 2
kam RAD 2

I want to produce data whose rows start with "kam", i.e.,

kam POP 5
kam DS 6
kam MAM 4
kam RAD 2

Note: no blank rows are produced, also I don't want to manually delete
any rows.

If I want to produce data whose rows start with "seng", then I should
get:

seng SOR 4
seng APDS 5


Is there any macro, program or excel function that can do what I want?


Thanks if you know the answer.
Frankie Kam
Coordinator SOCS Stamford College Malacca
Malaysia
15th November 2005