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How do I find certain items in worksheet?
I have a worksheet with about 5000 part numbers and prices. I only use
roughly 2000 of these part numbers. Is there an easy way to create a formula or search to pull out only the part numbers I use? |
How do I find certain items in worksheet?
Hi,
I can recommend that you copy all the columns to a single excle sheet. This is basicall to run an advance query which will fetch you all the information for you to compare. I shall explain you how to do it. Assuming that you have copied all the columns to a single spread sheet, you know the column heading now, save the excel sheet. Now I wiil be using the Advance filtering techniques so that all the column information are retrieved even if the typed cells are misspelled, which normally is not the case when you do a simple filtering technique. The filtered values may not be correct. To retieve the values; 1. Select all records and the column headings and define a name for the range List. This is the List range name. 2. Select all column headings and paste in a seperate row anywhere in the spreadsheet. 2. Select the pasted column heading along with an empty row and define a name. This is the criteria range name. 3. Define a criteria on the second row for all columns, if necessary. For example S* will display all details specific to "S'. 4. Click Data- Filter- Advanced Filter 5. Type the List name 6. Type the Criteria Name 7. Click copy to another location option - Mandatory 8. Click Copy to 9. Click the cell below the criteria range All data will be displayed specific to the query you requested. This is very usefull if the spreadsheet data are mistyped or mis-spelled. Now you have done a database funtion on your excle spread sheet. Challa Prabhu "dlw" wrote: =PsychicFind(<database-range,<part-numbers-I-Use,3,1) "sonyavdz" wrote: I have a worksheet with about 5000 part numbers and prices. I only use roughly 2000 of these part numbers. Is there an easy way to create a formula or search to pull out only the part numbers I use? |
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