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Sorry about the spelling... had to make it fit.
I want to do what "edit - find" does, except print the resulting rows that contain the cells it finds. Is there a way to do this? i.e., search for all rows with "hello" in a cell in column "greeting", say, then hide all the other rows except these. Thank you for your time on this. |
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