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Are you looking for the string in just one column?
If yes, then maybe you could apply Data|Filter|Autofilter to that column. Filter on that column (Custom|contains (yourstringhere)) then copy the visible rows and paste whereever you want. Scott H wrote: I am looking for data in a spreadsheet containing a certain word. If i do a Find All, I am given all of the rows that contain the word. Is there a way to then copy all of that data, or the specific rows that contain the keyword? I find myself clicking each line found in find all, going back to the spreadsheet, copying and pasting in a new spreadsheet. I then keep repeating this task. there has to be a better way. thank you, -- Dave Peterson |
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