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You should try the lookup functions (vlookup, hlookup) which ever suits your
application. "Robin" wrote: Can I AutoFilter an entire workbook? I have 12 worksheets each representing a company I rep. The companies have crossover customers. If I wanted to see sales for a particular customer I use AutoFilter on the worksheet and that's good by each manufacture but how would I AutoFilter the entire workbook so I could look at the total sales for that same customer? |
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