I apologize in advance for overstating anything here, I'm just trying
to be as clear as possible.

I have a "Database" tab where I manage ~1100 records. Each record has
~30 fields. One of the fields is "Status" where each record's status
is marked. The "Status" field is validated and only one of 16 values
may be selected; "Quoted", "Droppending", "TestPending", "Active",
"Move", "Cancel", "Replace", "Cancel / Replace", "Place Cancel",
"CancelPending", "PayUntilExpire", "Terminated", "Unknown", "Hold
Pay", "Old-Quote", or "Cancelb4Install".

I do not need to generate a report for each "Status", but I need to
create the following five (5) reports:
1) "Active"
2) "Quoted"
3) "DropPending"
4) "PayUntilExpire"
5) "Cancel", "Cancel / Replace", "Cancel Pending", & "Replace"

I do not need all of the fields from the "Database" tab for each of
these reports. I only need about 10-15 fields for each. The header
rows can remain in place on the tab for each report.

Currently I am doing this manually with by auto filtering by "Status"
and copy/paste-values to a new book with a new sheet. I have recorded
macros of this process but there has got to be a better way.

Any advice/direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Andrew

Perhaps you could keep it all on one sheet and use macros to filter and hide
columns. If desired, send your file to my address below along with a clear
explanation and before/after examples.

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

wrote in message
...
I apologize in advance for overstating anything here, I'm just trying
to be as clear as possible.

I have a "Database" tab where I manage ~1100 records. Each record has
~30 fields. One of the fields is "Status" where each record's status
is marked. The "Status" field is validated and only one of 16 values
may be selected; "Quoted", "Droppending", "TestPending", "Active",
"Move", "Cancel", "Replace", "Cancel / Replace", "Place Cancel",
"CancelPending", "PayUntilExpire", "Terminated", "Unknown", "Hold
Pay", "Old-Quote", or "Cancelb4Install".

I do not need to generate a report for each "Status", but I need to
create the following five (5) reports:
1) "Active"
2) "Quoted"
3) "DropPending"
4) "PayUntilExpire"
5) "Cancel", "Cancel / Replace", "Cancel Pending", & "Replace"

I do not need all of the fields from the "Database" tab for each of
these reports. I only need about 10-15 fields for each. The header
rows can remain in place on the tab for each report.

Currently I am doing this manually with by auto filtering by "Status"
and copy/paste-values to a new book with a new sheet. I have recorded
macros of this process but there has got to be a better way.

Any advice/direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Andrew

See
http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy5.htm

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm




wrote in message ...
I apologize in advance for overstating anything here, I'm just trying
to be as clear as possible.

I have a "Database" tab where I manage ~1100 records. Each record has
~30 fields. One of the fields is "Status" where each record's status
is marked. The "Status" field is validated and only one of 16 values
may be selected; "Quoted", "Droppending", "TestPending", "Active",
"Move", "Cancel", "Replace", "Cancel / Replace", "Place Cancel",
"CancelPending", "PayUntilExpire", "Terminated", "Unknown", "Hold
Pay", "Old-Quote", or "Cancelb4Install".

I do not need to generate a report for each "Status", but I need to
create the following five (5) reports:
1) "Active"
2) "Quoted"
3) "DropPending"
4) "PayUntilExpire"
5) "Cancel", "Cancel / Replace", "Cancel Pending", & "Replace"

I do not need all of the fields from the "Database" tab for each of
these reports. I only need about 10-15 fields for each. The header
rows can remain in place on the tab for each report.

Currently I am doing this manually with by auto filtering by "Status"
and copy/paste-values to a new book with a new sheet. I have recorded
macros of this process but there has got to be a better way.

Any advice/direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Andrew

Hi,

you may refer to question 7 on the following link -
http://ashishmathur.com/knowledgebaseII.aspx

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Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

wrote in message
...
I apologize in advance for overstating anything here, I'm just trying
to be as clear as possible.

I have a "Database" tab where I manage ~1100 records. Each record has
~30 fields. One of the fields is "Status" where each record's status
is marked. The "Status" field is validated and only one of 16 values
may be selected; "Quoted", "Droppending", "TestPending", "Active",
"Move", "Cancel", "Replace", "Cancel / Replace", "Place Cancel",
"CancelPending", "PayUntilExpire", "Terminated", "Unknown", "Hold
Pay", "Old-Quote", or "Cancelb4Install".

I do not need to generate a report for each "Status", but I need to
create the following five (5) reports:
1) "Active"
2) "Quoted"
3) "DropPending"
4) "PayUntilExpire"
5) "Cancel", "Cancel / Replace", "Cancel Pending", & "Replace"

I do not need all of the fields from the "Database" tab for each of
these reports. I only need about 10-15 fields for each. The header
rows can remain in place on the tab for each report.

Currently I am doing this manually with by auto filtering by "Status"
and copy/paste-values to a new book with a new sheet. I have recorded
macros of this process but there has got to be a better way.

Any advice/direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Andrew