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Sort/Filter Data alphabetically into separate worksheets A-Z
I'm working with a database of names with additional information that's
growing quite large. Is there a method/macro to automatically sort existing records and new ones as they are entered into a series of "sub" worksheets divided into alpha-groups (for example: A-E for sheet 1, F-J for sheet 2, K-O for sheet 3...etc.) Thanks RAL |
Sort/Filter Data alphabetically into separate worksheets A-Z
Did you get an answer? I have similar need, I want to sort data automatically
and then move those sorted lines to another work book or local to another excell sheet. How would I do it? "RAL/PSCN" wrote: I'm working with a database of names with additional information that's growing quite large. Is there a method/macro to automatically sort existing records and new ones as they are entered into a series of "sub" worksheets divided into alpha-groups (for example: A-E for sheet 1, F-J for sheet 2, K-O for sheet 3...etc.) Thanks RAL |
Sort/Filter Data alphabetically into separate worksheets A-Z
Nope. Never got an answer. The best I could come up with was to use a
series of worksheets and "RENAME" their identifying tabs (at the bottom of the Excel Screen) using alphabetical ranges -- A-E, F-I, etc.). Users still have to manually select the appropriate worksheet to enter data. Once the data was entered (using Excel's standard "FORM" command) the best I could do was create a new custom button for the toolbar that would automatically do an alpha sort and save the file). Sorry I don't have a better answer (yet...) RAL/PSCN "Miltonslr" wrote: Did you get an answer? I have similar need, I want to sort data automatically and then move those sorted lines to another work book or local to another excell sheet. How would I do it? "RAL/PSCN" wrote: I'm working with a database of names with additional information that's growing quite large. Is there a method/macro to automatically sort existing records and new ones as they are entered into a series of "sub" worksheets divided into alpha-groups (for example: A-E for sheet 1, F-J for sheet 2, K-O for sheet 3...etc.) Thanks RAL |
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