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Default Using COPY with an IF formula


I had forgotten about using filter. It looks like using autofilter will
make the job go faster. I'll be able to isolate the rows containing a
certain name and just copy the row to the other worksheet.
Thanks for your suggestion!


Ardus Petus Wrote:
Have a look at Menu DataFilterAutomatic filter & Advanced filter

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I have a spreadsheet that looks like this

ID# HF1 HF2 HF3 HF4 MD
222 y y n y Smith
333 y n n n Jones
444 y y y y Jackson
555 y y n y Jackson
and so on

I need to copy the row(s) for each MD and place them into a row in
another workbook. I was wondering if there is some way that I could
combine the IF statement and the COPY statement. Something like
=IF(MDcolumn,"smith",copy row). Maybe using an IF statement is not

the
way to solve this problem. I am open to other ways to do this, no

ideas
turned away!
Thanks in advance!
Mike


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