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We would like to split the spread**** in even portions of 2400 rows and keep
the header on each of them. How can this be done? And, after it is done, can those portions be saved separately? -- capxc |
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In the next free column, enter this formula:
=ROW()-1 and copy down - it will give you a simple sequence 1, 2, 3, 4 etc, assuming your data starts on row 2. Apply Autofilter to this column, and from the filter drop-down select Custom and then choose Less than or equal to and enter 2400. You can now select all the visible cells including the header row and <copy and paste them into a new worksheet. For your next batch you should choose Custom from the Filter drop-down and choose two conditions: Greater than 2400 And Less than or equal to 4800 Again, highlight the visible cells including the header and copy/paste into a new sheet. Keep doing this until you are finished, adjusting the range of numbers as appropriate. Finally, you can delete the original sheet and use File | Save As to give the file a different name. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 30, 9:28*am, capxc wrote: We would like to split the spread**** in even portions of 2400 *rows and keep the header on each of them. How can this be done? And, after it is done, can those portions be saved separately? -- capxc |
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