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I have multiple sheets in my workbook. Each sheet contains a company
name, address, and I've assigned a Zone to it. Either a 1, 2, 3, or 4. Can I - easily - create a new sheet which looks at the Zone and says "this company is in Zone x?" In other words: Zone 1 Company A Company D Zone 2 Company M Company G Zone 3 Company B Company H etc. The purpose of this is to give me a "look at a glance" to see which companies are in a certain area. Thanks. Chip |
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HI Chip,
If I may suggest, instead of having a seperate worksheet for each company, why not have all of the companies and their zones in one worksheet? Subsequently you could use Auto Filter or Advanced Filter to see which companies are in which zones. Just a suggestion. John " wrote: I have multiple sheets in my workbook. Each sheet contains a company name, address, and I've assigned a Zone to it. Either a 1, 2, 3, or 4. Can I - easily - create a new sheet which looks at the Zone and says "this company is in Zone x?" In other words: Zone 1 Company A Company D Zone 2 Company M Company G Zone 3 Company B Company H etc. The purpose of this is to give me a "look at a glance" to see which companies are in a certain area. Thanks. Chip |
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Excel 2007 Pivot Table
Summarize multiple sheets and filter on tag value. Easy, no formulas, no code. http://www.mediafire.com/file/oom12zzzkio/04_07_09.xlsx |
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On Apr 7, 8:30*am, JCS wrote:
HI Chip, If I may suggest, instead of having a seperate worksheet for each company, why not have all of the companies and their zones in one worksheet? * Subsequently you could use Auto Filter or Advanced Filter to see which companies are in which zones. *Just a suggestion. John " wrote: I have multiple sheets in my workbook. Each sheet contains a company name, address, and I've assigned a Zone to it. Either a 1, 2, 3, or 4. Can I - easily - create a new sheet which looks at the Zone and says "this company is in Zone x?" In other words: Zone 1 Company A Company D Zone 2 Company M Company G Zone 3 Company B Company H etc. The purpose of this is to give me a "look at a glance" to see which companies are in a certain area. Thanks. Chip John, I have a bunch of other information on each page, not just company name and address. I didn't mention that because it seemed to be incidental information. Maybe I should have. Thanks. Chip |
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Hi,
What I'm saying is that from what I can see, you don't need a single sheet for each zone and/or company. Following is what I am talking about: (this is a list/table in 1 worksheet) Company Address City State Zip Zone Company A 1 Company G 3 Company B 2 Company H 1 Comapny I 3 Company C 4 Company K 1 Then do an Auto Filter on the Zone field and select which zone you wish to see. Only the companies in that zone will display, all other companies will be hidden. John " wrote: I have multiple sheets in my workbook. Each sheet contains a company name, address, and I've assigned a Zone to it. Either a 1, 2, 3, or 4. Can I - easily - create a new sheet which looks at the Zone and says "this company is in Zone x?" In other words: Zone 1 Company A Company D Zone 2 Company M Company G Zone 3 Company B Company H etc. The purpose of this is to give me a "look at a glance" to see which companies are in a certain area. Thanks. Chip |
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