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Advanced Filter Macro
Spreadsheet "Register" has columns A to Q of data. I want to move all data in
rows where there is an entry in the corresponding cell in column "P". I want to move the data to Spreadsheet "Closed". Both spreadsheets are set up identically for columns and headings. Rather than paste over existing data in "Closed", I want it to be pasted from the next vacant row down. |
Advanced Filter Macro
Why not record a macro when you use Data|Filter|Autofilter.
You can filter to show the nonblanks, then copy the visible rows (avoiding the header) and past under the last used row. Alex.W wrote: Spreadsheet "Register" has columns A to Q of data. I want to move all data in rows where there is an entry in the corresponding cell in column "P". I want to move the data to Spreadsheet "Closed". Both spreadsheets are set up identically for columns and headings. Rather than paste over existing data in "Closed", I want it to be pasted from the next vacant row down. -- Dave Peterson |
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