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All of the information needed to filter is in columns vs. rows. I want to
filter a very large spreadsheet by row and not by column, is it possible??
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Try this work around, select you all your data, once you have everything
selected, copy it (ctrl+c) then go to a new worksheet and make a right click
on the A1 cell, then select Paste Special and then Transpose. You will be
able to apply filters then.

hope this work for you!


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All of the information needed to filter is in columns vs. rows. I want to
filter a very large spreadsheet by row and not by column, is it possible??
Thanks.

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Hi
Take a look at the following example form Debra Dalgleish
http://www.contextures.com/AdvFilterStateNum.zip

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All of the information needed to filter is in columns vs. rows. I want to
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