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Is there a way to filter by format?
Is there a way to filter by format? For example, a spreadsheet that has
20,000 rows with some rows highlighted yellow and some rows are not highlighted. How can I isolate the highlighted rows that are not consecutive while saving time? I'm currently using Excel 2003 |
Is there a way to filter by format?
You could insert a custom function to mark the highlighted rows, then
sort by that column. For example: Public Function CellColor(X as excel.range) Select case X.Interior.ColorIndex Case 6 CellColor = "Yellow" Case Else CellColor = "" End Select End Function If the last column of your data was E, enter this in F1 and fill down. You might have to re-calculate (F9). Then just sort by column F. HTH, JP On Jan 8, 2:20*pm, Mo wrote: Is there a way to filter by format? For example, a spreadsheet that has 20,000 rows with some rows highlighted yellow and some rows are not highlighted. How can I isolate the highlighted rows that are not consecutive while saving time? I'm currently using Excel 2003 |
Is there a way to filter by format?
hi
excel does not have this functionality built in. but quite a number of people have wanted to do just that. so programmers have found ways to do it. see this site... http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortbycolor.htm Regards FSt1 "Mo" wrote: Is there a way to filter by format? For example, a spreadsheet that has 20,000 rows with some rows highlighted yellow and some rows are not highlighted. How can I isolate the highlighted rows that are not consecutive while saving time? I'm currently using Excel 2003 |
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