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After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is
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After filtered, select the range press F5 - Special - Visivable cells only,
copy, and paste in a new sheet and save it. delete the old if you want hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "annoni" escreveu: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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Thanks for the tip..I've just tried it...it works! But I am still wondering
if there's a way to save the result on the same worksheet instead of copying and pasting on a new worksheet. If there is no such trick, I guess I will just use F5 key. Thanks. "Marcelo" wrote: After filtered, select the range press F5 - Special - Visivable cells only, copy, and paste in a new sheet and save it. delete the old if you want hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "annoni" escreveu: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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Maybe you can filter on Custom"Does not equal"
Then do the F5SpecialVisible cells only and EditDeleteRow Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 28 May 2008 06:56:00 -0700, annoni wrote: Thanks for the tip..I've just tried it...it works! But I am still wondering if there's a way to save the result on the same worksheet instead of copying and pasting on a new worksheet. If there is no such trick, I guess I will just use F5 key. Thanks. "Marcelo" wrote: After filtered, select the range press F5 - Special - Visivable cells only, copy, and paste in a new sheet and save it. delete the old if you want hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "annoni" escreveu: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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Thanks for the idea. This way I can keep my header and footer of the
document....but this deletes the header "row" as well....but I can always copy and paste another header row...thanks. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Maybe you can filter on Custom"Does not equal" Then do the F5SpecialVisible cells only and EditDeleteRow Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 28 May 2008 06:56:00 -0700, annoni wrote: Thanks for the tip..I've just tried it...it works! But I am still wondering if there's a way to save the result on the same worksheet instead of copying and pasting on a new worksheet. If there is no such trick, I guess I will just use F5 key. Thanks. "Marcelo" wrote: After filtered, select the range press F5 - Special - Visivable cells only, copy, and paste in a new sheet and save it. delete the old if you want hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "annoni" escreveu: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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I am having difficulty telling when it will copy only the filtered and when
it copies everything. I copied filtered data only selecting the entire sheet so how do I switch that to copy the entire sheet? Very user unfriendly. "annoni" wrote: Thanks for the idea. This way I can keep my header and footer of the document....but this deletes the header "row" as well....but I can always copy and paste another header row...thanks. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Maybe you can filter on Custom"Does not equal" Then do the F5SpecialVisible cells only and EditDeleteRow Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 28 May 2008 06:56:00 -0700, annoni wrote: Thanks for the tip..I've just tried it...it works! But I am still wondering if there's a way to save the result on the same worksheet instead of copying and pasting on a new worksheet. If there is no such trick, I guess I will just use F5 key. Thanks. "Marcelo" wrote: After filtered, select the range press F5 - Special - Visivable cells only, copy, and paste in a new sheet and save it. delete the old if you want hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "annoni" escreveu: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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to copy filtered results only try
F5 Special Visible cells only Copy Paste to a new worksheet If you select entire worksheet after filtering, original data will be still there hidden... "Chris Wisehart" wrote: I am having difficulty telling when it will copy only the filtered and when it copies everything. I copied filtered data only selecting the entire sheet so how do I switch that to copy the entire sheet? Very user unfriendly. "annoni" wrote: Thanks for the idea. This way I can keep my header and footer of the document....but this deletes the header "row" as well....but I can always copy and paste another header row...thanks. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Maybe you can filter on Custom"Does not equal" Then do the F5SpecialVisible cells only and EditDeleteRow Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 28 May 2008 06:56:00 -0700, annoni wrote: Thanks for the tip..I've just tried it...it works! But I am still wondering if there's a way to save the result on the same worksheet instead of copying and pasting on a new worksheet. If there is no such trick, I guess I will just use F5 key. Thanks. "Marcelo" wrote: After filtered, select the range press F5 - Special - Visivable cells only, copy, and paste in a new sheet and save it. delete the old if you want hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "annoni" escreveu: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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![]() "annoni" wrote: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. |
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![]() "annoni" wrote: After filtering a list, how do I save only the filtered result "as it is shown" on the same worksheet and discard the rest? Please help...thanks. I am trying to do the same, but if I choose F5 / special, I get the following message: "Excel can't select a copmplex range Any help? |
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