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Hi, my name's Gabriella.
I've been working with Microsoft Excel to build a customer database. Each column is something else - address, city, zip code, phone number, job done, date the job was completed and name. I didn't put any formulas in, nor did I mess with anything that I don't know about within Excel - namely everything. This is where my question comes in. Say I want to print a list of people who've had jobs done in a specific city, or in a specific year. Is there a way to print that without having to go through the whole file and picking them out with ctrl+click? Is there some kind of formula, etc.? I know close to nothing about Excel's special features, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! :) -Gabriella |
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