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Here is what I want to accomplish:
IF cell value = Expert copy row to sheet 2 IF cell value = Equipment copy row to sheet 3 Is this possible? Thanks! |
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Not via conditional formatting. You could use a worksheet_change event but
it would need considerably more information and not inconsiderable code -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "Craley76" wrote in message ... Here is what I want to accomplish: IF cell value = Expert copy row to sheet 2 IF cell value = Equipment copy row to sheet 3 Is this possible? Thanks! |
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Sheet 1:
Cell A1 =ROW(K1) Copy down to A13 Cells B1 to B13 Either "Expert" or "Equipment" Cells C1 to C13 Any words that go with "Expert" or "Equipment" Cell D1 =SUMPRODUCT(--($B1=$B$1:$B1)) Copy down to D13 Sheet 2: Cells A2 to A21 The numbers 1 to 20 Cell B2 =SUMPRODUCT(Sheet1!$A$1:$A$13,--(Sheet1!$B$1:$B$13="expert"),--(Sheet1!$D$1:$D$13=Sheet2!A2)) Cell C1 2 Cell C2 =VLOOKUP($B2,Sheet1!$A$1:$C$13,C$1) Copy down to C21 Cell D1 3 Cell D2 =VLOOKUP($B2,Sheet1!$A$1:$C$13,D$1) Copy down to D21 Sheet 3 is similar to Sheet 2 except that "Expert" changes to "Equipment" in Column C. "Craley76" wrote: Here is what I want to accomplish: IF cell value = Expert copy row to sheet 2 IF cell value = Equipment copy row to sheet 3 Is this possible? Thanks! |
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Hi,
I am not sure whether I am understanding the problem correctly. What I have understood is that you have a spreadsheet where a certain column contains either 'Expert' or 'Equipment' in its rows, and you are trying to put the rows where that column contains 'Equipment' in one sheet and the ones where that column contains 'Expert' in another sheet. If I am right, a non-programmatic approach to the problem would be to sort the spreadsheet by the column containing 'Expert'/'Equipment', and then to copy and paste the Expert and Equipment sections to sheets 2 and 3 respectively. If you want to restore the rows to their original order, create a helper column containing a running index, 1,2,3.......n, before sorting and distributing the info to sheets 2 and 3. Now you can restore sheet 1 to its original format by sorting by the helper column (and getting rid of the helper column). Regards, B.R.Ramachandran "Craley76" wrote: Here is what I want to accomplish: IF cell value = Expert copy row to sheet 2 IF cell value = Equipment copy row to sheet 3 Is this possible? Thanks! |
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