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Excel 2003 - Delete lists and/or filters from of range cells.
My spreadsheet has auto filter set and has therefore created lists at the top
of each column within my specified range of cells. I would like to retain the first 3 lists but delete the rest. Is this possible? Cheers. |
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Excel 2003 - Delete lists and/or filters from of range cells.
Deselect autofilter, then select the 3 consecutive columns which you wish to
cover with the filter, then reselect autofilter. -- David Biddulph "Champ" wrote in message ... My spreadsheet has auto filter set and has therefore created lists at the top of each column within my specified range of cells. I would like to retain the first 3 lists but delete the rest. Is this possible? Cheers. |
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Excel 2003 - Delete lists and/or filters from of range cells.
Lists and autofilter are different.
You may want to explain what you have (include range addresses) a little more if David's response doesn't solver your problem. Champ wrote: My spreadsheet has auto filter set and has therefore created lists at the top of each column within my specified range of cells. I would like to retain the first 3 lists but delete the rest. Is this possible? Cheers. -- Dave Peterson |
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