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I've been tasked to create an auction spreadsheet for my PTA to track
what has been donated; whether it's for the silent auction, raffle, or live auction; and who wins it for how much. It needs to be as user friendly as possible, as I cannot guarantee that future Auction Committee member will be good with Excel. (A database would probably be better, but we don't have one.) Since in the course of planning the auction an item may be moved back and forth between the silent auction and raffle and live auction many times, I want to be able to automatically have another sheet that just lists Live Auction items and another that lists Raffle items and another for Silent Auction items. With this background, let me explain what I'd like to do and ask if it is possible. On the Inventory sheet I'd list the stuff that has been donated and have a column that would have the auction type, i.e. silent, live or raffle. Something like: A B 1 Desc Auction 2 Boat Live 3 Candy Raffle 4 Dinner Silent 4 Cruise Live There would then be three other sheets. One for each auction type. The Live Auction sheet would use some function to just list the items on the Inventory sheet that had been categorized as "Live". It should end up looking like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 Cruise 102 Is there a way to pull a subset of the rows from one sheet onto another and not have blank lines for non-matching criterion? In other words, I do not want for the Live Auction sheet to look like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 102 4 103 5 Cruise 104 where rows 3 and 4 are blank because they are not Live. Any help is greatly appreciated. Brian Bygland |
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Brian,
In general, what you want to do is a BAD idea. It would be better to just use one sheet, and apply a filter based on your column "Auction". However, if you really want to do that, then run the macro below. It will create three sheets based on your auction column. When the macro prompts you, type in a 2 for the key column number. Note, though, that you will still have some clean up to do: getting rid of unwanted columns, or adding columns for information that is applicable to only one subgroup. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP Sub ExportDatabaseToSeparateSheets() 'Export is based on the value in the desired column Dim myCell As Range Dim mySht As Worksheet Dim myName As String Dim myArea As Range Dim myShtName As String Dim KeyCol As Integer myShtName = ActiveSheet.Name KeyCol = InputBox("What column # within database to use as key?") Set myArea = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion.Columns(KeyCol).Offset(1, 0).Cells Set myArea = myArea.Resize(myArea.Rows.Count - 1, 1) For Each myCell In myArea On Error GoTo NoSheet myName = Worksheets(myCell.Value).Name GoTo SheetExists: NoSheet: Set mySht = Worksheets.Add(befo=Worksheets(1)) mySht.Name = myCell.Value With myCell.CurrentRegion .AutoFilter Field:=KeyCol, Criteria1:=myCell.Value .SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Copy _ mySht.Range("A1") mySht.Cells.EntireColumn.AutoFit .AutoFilter End With Resume SheetExists: Next myCell End Sub "bxb7668" wrote in message ... I've been tasked to create an auction spreadsheet for my PTA to track what has been donated; whether it's for the silent auction, raffle, or live auction; and who wins it for how much. It needs to be as user friendly as possible, as I cannot guarantee that future Auction Committee member will be good with Excel. (A database would probably be better, but we don't have one.) Since in the course of planning the auction an item may be moved back and forth between the silent auction and raffle and live auction many times, I want to be able to automatically have another sheet that just lists Live Auction items and another that lists Raffle items and another for Silent Auction items. With this background, let me explain what I'd like to do and ask if it is possible. On the Inventory sheet I'd list the stuff that has been donated and have a column that would have the auction type, i.e. silent, live or raffle. Something like: A B 1 Desc Auction 2 Boat Live 3 Candy Raffle 4 Dinner Silent 4 Cruise Live There would then be three other sheets. One for each auction type. The Live Auction sheet would use some function to just list the items on the Inventory sheet that had been categorized as "Live". It should end up looking like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 Cruise 102 Is there a way to pull a subset of the rows from one sheet onto another and not have blank lines for non-matching criterion? In other words, I do not want for the Live Auction sheet to look like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 102 4 103 5 Cruise 104 where rows 3 and 4 are blank because they are not Live. Any help is greatly appreciated. Brian Bygland |
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The easiest way, as far as I can tell, would be to filter the list in place,
for either live, silent or raffle. In this way, you can either see the entire list, or select what you want to see. Use Data|Filter and Auto Filter. If you have to have it in seperate sheets, then you can add a formula to cell A2 and B2of Sheets 2, 3 and 4: =Sheet1!A2 and =Sheet1!B2. Copy these down as far as you want to go, and then apply a filter to these sheets, one for silent, one for live and one for raffle. Although this will result in a lot of duplication, you will achieve what you want, and you will only see the relevant lines, while the rest will be hidden. Any other way will be fraught with danger "bxb7668" wrote: I've been tasked to create an auction spreadsheet for my PTA to track what has been donated; whether it's for the silent auction, raffle, or live auction; and who wins it for how much. It needs to be as user friendly as possible, as I cannot guarantee that future Auction Committee member will be good with Excel. (A database would probably be better, but we don't have one.) Since in the course of planning the auction an item may be moved back and forth between the silent auction and raffle and live auction many times, I want to be able to automatically have another sheet that just lists Live Auction items and another that lists Raffle items and another for Silent Auction items. With this background, let me explain what I'd like to do and ask if it is possible. On the Inventory sheet I'd list the stuff that has been donated and have a column that would have the auction type, i.e. silent, live or raffle. Something like: A B 1 Desc Auction 2 Boat Live 3 Candy Raffle 4 Dinner Silent 4 Cruise Live There would then be three other sheets. One for each auction type. The Live Auction sheet would use some function to just list the items on the Inventory sheet that had been categorized as "Live". It should end up looking like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 Cruise 102 Is there a way to pull a subset of the rows from one sheet onto another and not have blank lines for non-matching criterion? In other words, I do not want for the Live Auction sheet to look like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 102 4 103 5 Cruise 104 where rows 3 and 4 are blank because they are not Live. Any help is greatly appreciated. Brian Bygland |
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Thank you Bernie and Kassie. I'll look into filtering. If it were me
I'd use one sheet and filter it. Unfortunately I have to assume that whoever uses it in the future is not used to Excel, so I'll probably need to use multiple sheets. Brian "Kassie" wrote in message ... The easiest way, as far as I can tell, would be to filter the list in place, for either live, silent or raffle. In this way, you can either see the entire list, or select what you want to see. Use Data|Filter and Auto Filter. If you have to have it in seperate sheets, then you can add a formula to cell A2 and B2of Sheets 2, 3 and 4: =Sheet1!A2 and =Sheet1!B2. Copy these down as far as you want to go, and then apply a filter to these sheets, one for silent, one for live and one for raffle. Although this will result in a lot of duplication, you will achieve what you want, and you will only see the relevant lines, while the rest will be hidden. Any other way will be fraught with danger "bxb7668" wrote: I've been tasked to create an auction spreadsheet for my PTA to track what has been donated; whether it's for the silent auction, raffle, or live auction; and who wins it for how much. It needs to be as user friendly as possible, as I cannot guarantee that future Auction Committee member will be good with Excel. (A database would probably be better, but we don't have one.) Since in the course of planning the auction an item may be moved back and forth between the silent auction and raffle and live auction many times, I want to be able to automatically have another sheet that just lists Live Auction items and another that lists Raffle items and another for Silent Auction items. With this background, let me explain what I'd like to do and ask if it is possible. On the Inventory sheet I'd list the stuff that has been donated and have a column that would have the auction type, i.e. silent, live or raffle. Something like: A B 1 Desc Auction 2 Boat Live 3 Candy Raffle 4 Dinner Silent 4 Cruise Live There would then be three other sheets. One for each auction type. The Live Auction sheet would use some function to just list the items on the Inventory sheet that had been categorized as "Live". It should end up looking like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 Cruise 102 Is there a way to pull a subset of the rows from one sheet onto another and not have blank lines for non-matching criterion? In other words, I do not want for the Live Auction sheet to look like: A B C D 1 Desc Item# Bidder Bid 2 Boat 101 3 102 4 103 5 Cruise 104 where rows 3 and 4 are blank because they are not Live. Any help is greatly appreciated. Brian Bygland |
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