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Hi,
I would like to code some filter function in Excel. I have a set of rows consiting of Different Properties with corresponding Values. This is based from a PivotTable, so some of the Rows are without content (Blanks). What I need is to make i SelectBox to the User, with all the PropertyNames available (but not the Total PropertyName), and then when the user selects a name, he/she goes to the selected Property (either a Find function, or a kind of Filter function). Does anybody have an idea for a such box with code? My data is as follows: PorpertyName AccountGr Amount ============================= PropertyA Group1 $1.000 [Blank] [Blank] $2.000 [Blank] Total Gr1 $3.000 [Blank] Group2 $2.000 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] Total Gr1 $10.000 Total PropertyA $13.000 PropertyB Group1 $6.000 [Blank] [Blank] $2.500 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] Total Gr1 $12.500 [Blank] Group3 $2.000 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] Total Gr3 $6.000 Total PropertyB $18.500 etc Total All Properties $31.500 |
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I have a solution for you if you want to make the functions in the
downloadable file at http://.home.pacbell.net/beban availablre to your workbook. Let me know by email. Alan Beban ten wrote: Hi, I would like to code some filter function in Excel. I have a set of rows consiting of Different Properties with corresponding Values. This is based from a PivotTable, so some of the Rows are without content (Blanks). What I need is to make i SelectBox to the User, with all the PropertyNames available (but not the Total PropertyName), and then when the user selects a name, he/she goes to the selected Property (either a Find function, or a kind of Filter function). Does anybody have an idea for a such box with code? My data is as follows: PorpertyName AccountGr Amount ============================= PropertyA Group1 $1.000 [Blank] [Blank] $2.000 [Blank] Total Gr1 $3.000 [Blank] Group2 $2.000 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] Total Gr1 $10.000 Total PropertyA $13.000 PropertyB Group1 $6.000 [Blank] [Blank] $2.500 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] Total Gr1 $12.500 [Blank] Group3 $2.000 [Blank] [Blank] $4.000 [Blank] Total Gr3 $6.000 Total PropertyB $18.500 etc Total All Properties $31.500 |
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