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Force a filter beyond blank rows
Excel 2007 - I am applying a filter to a table, however the filter entry
stops on when there is a blank row in the file (example, filter works from rows 2-40) but then if row 41is blank the filter stops and won't filter rows beyond 41. I have 500,000+ rows and there are many blank rows every so often so how can I force the filter to go down the entire column of data without stopping on the first blank row? |
Force a filter beyond blank rows
Hio,
highlight the column first and then apply filters "duketter" wrote: Excel 2007 - I am applying a filter to a table, however the filter entry stops on when there is a blank row in the file (example, filter works from rows 2-40) but then if row 41is blank the filter stops and won't filter rows beyond 41. I have 500,000+ rows and there are many blank rows every so often so how can I force the filter to go down the entire column of data without stopping on the first blank row? |
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