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Good Morning,
I have a list of over 2000 items with several columns per entry. I was able to use the 'find' function to find entries with a specific word in them and where they were within the list but now I'd like to isolate those item, copy them and place them in a separate sheet. Is there anyway to do this easily? Thanks! Carol |
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you could use AutoFilter to select the entries and then select the visible cells/rows and copy them to another sheet. Regards Trevor "QPapillon" wrote in message ... Good Morning, I have a list of over 2000 items with several columns per entry. I was able to use the 'find' function to find entries with a specific word in them and where they were within the list but now I'd like to isolate those item, copy them and place them in a separate sheet. Is there anyway to do this easily? Thanks! Carol |
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they aren't all exactly alike - but they all have a least one word in common,
does this still apply? Thx! -C. "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Carol you could use AutoFilter to select the entries and then select the visible cells/rows and copy them to another sheet. Regards Trevor "QPapillon" wrote in message ... Good Morning, I have a list of over 2000 items with several columns per entry. I was able to use the 'find' function to find entries with a specific word in them and where they were within the list but now I'd like to isolate those item, copy them and place them in a separate sheet. Is there anyway to do this easily? Thanks! Carol |
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I would use the formula =IF(ISERR(FIND($K$1,F4)),"",F4) where $K$1 is the
location of the text string, tipicaly the top of the column (the text can be substuted in its place), and F4 is the location of the full text string with $K$1 text string within it. This can can be either valued copied to another worksheet (workbook) or the formula can be developed on another worksheet. Any thing that does not have that text string within it will be a blank This would also work if you wanted wanted to include another column with this string by changing the second F4 to say F5 or F3 etc. the REST is history "QPapillon" wrote: Good Morning, I have a list of over 2000 items with several columns per entry. I was able to use the 'find' function to find entries with a specific word in them and where they were within the list but now I'd like to isolate those item, copy them and place them in a separate sheet. Is there anyway to do this easily? Thanks! Carol |
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Having applied the AutoFilter, choose the Custom Filter on the column and select "where the row 'contains'" and the word you are looking for. Regards Trevor "QPapillon" wrote in message ... they aren't all exactly alike - but they all have a least one word in common, does this still apply? Thx! -C. "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Carol you could use AutoFilter to select the entries and then select the visible cells/rows and copy them to another sheet. Regards Trevor "QPapillon" wrote in message ... Good Morning, I have a list of over 2000 items with several columns per entry. I was able to use the 'find' function to find entries with a specific word in them and where they were within the list but now I'd like to isolate those item, copy them and place them in a separate sheet. Is there anyway to do this easily? Thanks! Carol |
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