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Excel find text and copy rows
I want to find all rows in a worksheet that contain a particular word, and
copy those rows into a blank new worksheet. Thanks for advice. |
If the word in question is in the same column of data, you could use
autofilter to find the word. Select the headers for the columns you are reviewing and Data - Filter - Autofilter On the down arrow that's displayed at the top of the column in question, select CUSTOM and show rows where "Column Name" CONTAINS "word" "Denys-mark" wrote in message ... I want to find all rows in a worksheet that contain a particular word, and copy those rows into a blank new worksheet. Thanks for advice. |
That's very helpful.
The target word could actually be in one of two columns, but I can do the custom autofilter you suggested twice, once on each column, and get managable results. Thanks "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: If the word in question is in the same column of data, you could use autofilter to find the word. Select the headers for the columns you are reviewing and Data - Filter - Autofilter On the down arrow that's displayed at the top of the column in question, select CUSTOM and show rows where "Column Name" CONTAINS "word" "Denys-mark" wrote in message ... I want to find all rows in a worksheet that contain a particular word, and copy those rows into a blank new worksheet. Thanks for advice. |
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