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Creating Multiple Worksheets
In my opinion you would be better served by keeping all the data in one
database on one sheet, and using the Data Filter Autofilter to view indiidual groups at will. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Trinigal" wrote: I have a worksheet - each row contains an employee name and manager name plus other data. I would like to create separate worksheets for each manager listing all their employees using the original worksheet data. Thanks in advance, |
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