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When auto filter is used on a column, there are rows that are not displayed
in the drop down window. Found that there are about 60 blanks following the last valid character in the rows that did not display in the drop down window. This only made the cell contain 85 characters which is far from the advertised limit. There are only 328 rows also. Two questions: Is there an easy way to truncate the column to eleminate the following "0's"? What could have been the cause of them not to display within the drop down window view under auto filter? Thanks Floyd III |
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There should be an item named (Blanks) at the end of the dropdown list,
if the rows that contain the blank cells are included in the autofilter range. You may have to select all the rows, then choose DataFilterAutoFilter, to ensure that all the data are included. Floyd III wrote: When auto filter is used on a column, there are rows that are not displayed in the drop down window. Found that there are about 60 blanks following the last valid character in the rows that did not display in the drop down window. This only made the cell contain 85 characters which is far from the advertised limit. There are only 328 rows also. Two questions: Is there an easy way to truncate the column to eleminate the following "0's"? What could have been the cause of them not to display within the drop down window view under auto filter? Thanks Floyd III -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Yes, it had blanks and non-blanks as a selection. The blanks were trailing
the data in the row where there was good data preceding the blanks. But the data ahead of the blanks in the same row would not display. Found this when highlight a cell and the view window would show two lines instead of one line. Most confusing. "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: There should be an item named (Blanks) at the end of the dropdown list, if the rows that contain the blank cells are included in the autofilter range. You may have to select all the rows, then choose DataFilterAutoFilter, to ensure that all the data are included. Floyd III wrote: When auto filter is used on a column, there are rows that are not displayed in the drop down window. Found that there are about 60 blanks following the last valid character in the rows that did not display in the drop down window. This only made the cell contain 85 characters which is far from the advertised limit. There are only 328 rows also. Two questions: Is there an easy way to truncate the column to eleminate the following "0's"? What could have been the cause of them not to display within the drop down window view under auto filter? Thanks Floyd III -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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