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Filter not including added data
I have a spreadsheet with auto filter on...works fine....then I go to the
bottom of the data (row 400) and add data. This data will not show up in the filter? Any ideas? Thanks. |
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Filter not including added data
After adding in the data, you will have to "re-filter" as needed.
-- John C "deeds" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with auto filter on...works fine....then I go to the bottom of the data (row 400) and add data. This data will not show up in the filter? Any ideas? Thanks. |
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Thanks...I did try to re-filter...I even removed filter and put back
on....still doesn't pick it up....the row actually shows up as a "footer" it appears at the bottom of any other filter selection. The row number is black vs. blue which tells me it is out of the "range".....strange... "John C" wrote: After adding in the data, you will have to "re-filter" as needed. -- John C "deeds" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with auto filter on...works fine....then I go to the bottom of the data (row 400) and add data. This data will not show up in the filter? Any ideas? Thanks. |
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Filter not including added data
Any chance you have a blank row between the original data and the added data?
Perhaps hidden? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 11:59:00 -0700, deeds wrote: Thanks...I did try to re-filter...I even removed filter and put back on....still doesn't pick it up....the row actually shows up as a "footer" it appears at the bottom of any other filter selection. The row number is black vs. blue which tells me it is out of the "range".....strange... "John C" wrote: After adding in the data, you will have to "re-filter" as needed. -- John C "deeds" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with auto filter on...works fine....then I go to the bottom of the data (row 400) and add data. This data will not show up in the filter? Any ideas? Thanks. |
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Filter not including added data
And do you let excel guess at the range that should be filtered--or do you
select the entire range (header through bottom row--all columns), then apply the filter. And what version of excel are you using. If I recall correctly, I _think_ I had similar problems with xl97 (or maybe xl2k). I actually had to insert some dummy data into a row beneath the last row, reapply the filter, and then clean up the data in that dummy row. That dummy row got included in the autofilter range, so I always saw "Blank" as an option in the dropdown list. ==== It's been a long time, but I think I had this trouble when I did the filtering via code--not manually--but I'm not sure about that. deeds wrote: Thanks...I did try to re-filter...I even removed filter and put back on....still doesn't pick it up....the row actually shows up as a "footer" it appears at the bottom of any other filter selection. The row number is black vs. blue which tells me it is out of the "range".....strange... "John C" wrote: After adding in the data, you will have to "re-filter" as needed. -- John C "deeds" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with auto filter on...works fine....then I go to the bottom of the data (row 400) and add data. This data will not show up in the filter? Any ideas? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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I have the same problem when I refresh external data in an Excel 2007 table.
Every time I refresh the range covered by the filter gets smaller than the table by one row. It doesn't matter if remove and re-apply the filter. I have looked at the underlying XML which has a tag "Autofilter ref" and the range covered just gets smaller. It's simply a bug in Excel but it means that reports produced are unreliable. Let's hope a hotfix comes out soon! "Dave Peterson" wrote: And do you let excel guess at the range that should be filtered--or do you select the entire range (header through bottom row--all columns), then apply the filter. And what version of excel are you using. If I recall correctly, I _think_ I had similar problems with xl97 (or maybe xl2k). I actually had to insert some dummy data into a row beneath the last row, reapply the filter, and then clean up the data in that dummy row. That dummy row got included in the autofilter range, so I always saw "Blank" as an option in the dropdown list. ==== It's been a long time, but I think I had this trouble when I did the filtering via code--not manually--but I'm not sure about that. deeds wrote: Thanks...I did try to re-filter...I even removed filter and put back on....still doesn't pick it up....the row actually shows up as a "footer" it appears at the bottom of any other filter selection. The row number is black vs. blue which tells me it is out of the "range".....strange... "John C" wrote: After adding in the data, you will have to "re-filter" as needed. -- John C "deeds" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with auto filter on...works fine....then I go to the bottom of the data (row 400) and add data. This data will not show up in the filter? Any ideas? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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