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Hello there, I have a table looking like this:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ....
Leeds 28 354 ......


Covent 29 458 ....
Leeds 29 165 ...

I need to set up a filter or formula that based on the value in Branch,
would give me the remaining values in that row, but following the daet
sequence.

To look like:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ...
Covent 29 458 ...

Any advice?

Please
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I know that I can set up a simple filter on the source table, but I want this
to update on a separate worksheet where I have additional calculations.

Sorry, didn't explain it properly on the original message.

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Hello there, I have a table looking like this:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ....
Leeds 28 354 ......


Covent 29 458 ....
Leeds 29 165 ...

I need to set up a filter or formula that based on the value in Branch,
would give me the remaining values in that row, but following the daet
sequence.

To look like:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ...
Covent 29 458 ...

Any advice?

Please

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Select the data and use Data | Filter AutoFilter
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Hello there, I have a table looking like this:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ....
Leeds 28 354 ......


Covent 29 458 ....
Leeds 29 165 ...

I need to set up a filter or formula that based on the value in Branch,
would give me the remaining values in that row, but following the daet
sequence.

To look like:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ...
Covent 29 458 ...

Any advice?

Please


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Thanks, but sorry, I didn't explain the thing fully...

I want to have the table with all the data, but for the desired rows to be
extracted to an additional sheet that would have calculations and a drop down
list with all the Branch names.

I am stuck in trying to set up a double condition, first on the Branch name,
to then extract based on Date and update all the values and calculations on
the other sheet...

Hope that makes sense and I wonder if there'd be a way you'd suggest?

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Select the data and use Data | Filter AutoFilter
best wsihes
--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

"Hector" wrote in message
...
Hello there, I have a table looking like this:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ....
Leeds 28 354 ......


Covent 29 458 ....
Leeds 29 165 ...

I need to set up a filter or formula that based on the value in Branch,
would give me the remaining values in that row, but following the daet
sequence.

To look like:

Branch Date Sales ...
Covent 28 5555 ...
Covent 29 458 ...

Any advice?

Please



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