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Adding a sequence to filtered data
I have the following data:
Bob Mary Bean Scott I want it to have a sequence when printed when it is filtered or not. So, if I printed it all I would like to see: 1 Bob 2 Mary 3 Bean 4 Scott If I filtered on Column B for the items that start with the letter "B" I would like to see (notice the sequence is accurately reflecting the number of rows displayed): 1 Bob 2 Bean Is this possible with simple formulas? I know I can write a macro that will populate the values each time it is run but I would prefer to use formulas. Regards, -J |
Adding a sequence to filtered data
If you want the count in column a and your names are in column b, beginning
with row 2, enter the following formula in A2 and copy down the length of your data. The numbers will be properly sequenced when filtered. =SUBTOTAL(103,$B$2:B2) " wrote: I have the following data: Bob Mary Bean Scott I want it to have a sequence when printed when it is filtered or not. So, if I printed it all I would like to see: 1 Bob 2 Mary 3 Bean 4 Scott If I filtered on Column B for the items that start with the letter "B" I would like to see (notice the sequence is accurately reflecting the number of rows displayed): 1 Bob 2 Bean Is this possible with simple formulas? I know I can write a macro that will populate the values each time it is run but I would prefer to use formulas. Regards, -J |
Adding a sequence to filtered data
Works like a charm, Thanks!
-J On Dec 6, 4:53 pm, BoniM wrote: If you want the count in column a and your names are in column b, beginning with row 2, enter the following formula in A2 and copy down the length of yourdata. The numbers will be properly sequenced whenfiltered. =SUBTOTAL(103,$B$2:B2) " wrote: I have the followingdata: Bob Mary Bean Scott I want it to have asequencewhen printed when it isfilteredor not. So, if I printed it all I would like to see: 1 Bob 2 Mary 3 Bean 4 Scott If Ifilteredon Column B for the items that start with the letter "B" I would like to see (notice thesequenceis accurately reflecting the number of rows displayed): 1 Bob 2 Bean Is this possible with simple formulas? I know I can write a macro that will populate the values each time it is run but I would prefer to use formulas. Regards, -J- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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