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Missing Filtered Data
Hallo my friend,
Do anybody out there know why when i filter my data, the result is incomplete? Let say I have a huge data, 50 width x 300,000 column. When I filtering one column, example birth date or amount paid - some data is missing. In actual data it exist but when filtering, it missing. Could it happen because of Excel cannot calculate when the data/listing is exceed his limit or something else? |
Missing Filtered Data
If you mean that in the autofilter drop-down list you are not seeing all the
different values, see this advice: http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter02.html#Limits -- David Biddulph Trisya247 wrote: Hallo my friend, Do anybody out there know why when i filter my data, the result is incomplete? Let say I have a huge data, 50 width x 300,000 column. When I filtering one column, example birth date or amount paid - some data is missing. In actual data it exist but when filtering, it missing. Could it happen because of Excel cannot calculate when the data/listing is exceed his limit or something else? |
Missing Filtered Data
Another interp/possibility is the manner in which you apply the autofilter,
especially where data may have in-between blank row breaks not immediately apparent. Try removing the autofilter, then select the entire sheet (or entire range, including the header row), then re-apply autofilter. Joy? wave it, hit the YES below -- Max Singapore --- "Trisya247" wrote: Do anybody out there know why when i filter my data, the result is incomplete? Let say I have a huge data, 50 width x 300,000 column. When I filtering one column, example birth date or amount paid - some data is missing. In actual data it exist but when filtering, it missing. Could it happen because of Excel cannot calculate when the data/listing is exceed his limit or something else? |
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