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Splitting sets of data
Hi All
I have an XL spreadsheet labelled 'English' in which is a contact list of all contacts that speak English. One column is labelled Country. I want to split out each Country and place it's respective contacts in it's own worksheet - so I am left with one worksheet per country. Really appreciate any assistance. |
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Doable but why not just use datafilterautofilter and leave all in one?
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "drumbumuk" wrote in message ... Hi All I have an XL spreadsheet labelled 'English' in which is a contact list of all contacts that speak English. One column is labelled Country. I want to split out each Country and place it's respective contacts in it's own worksheet - so I am left with one worksheet per country. Really appreciate any assistance. |
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Hi Don
Thanks for that. Been there. Boss wants each country separately. I am on a massive cut/paste drive at the moment. And they put me on a time-management course! What is the 'doable'? Please :-) "Don Guillett" wrote: Doable but why not just use datafilterautofilter and leave all in one? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "drumbumuk" wrote in message ... Hi All I have an XL spreadsheet labelled 'English' in which is a contact list of all contacts that speak English. One column is labelled Country. I want to split out each Country and place it's respective contacts in it's own worksheet - so I am left with one worksheet per country. Really appreciate any assistance. |
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See
http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy5.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "drumbumuk" wrote in message ... Hi Don Thanks for that. Been there. Boss wants each country separately. I am on a massive cut/paste drive at the moment. And they put me on a time-management course! What is the 'doable'? Please :-) "Don Guillett" wrote: Doable but why not just use datafilterautofilter and leave all in one? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "drumbumuk" wrote in message ... Hi All I have an XL spreadsheet labelled 'English' in which is a contact list of all contacts that speak English. One column is labelled Country. I want to split out each Country and place it's respective contacts in it's own worksheet - so I am left with one worksheet per country. Really appreciate any assistance. |
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