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I've looked through help files and newsgroups and can not
seem to understand how I would create a set of manual outlines. My data does not have subtotals so AutoOutline is not appropriate. I would have thought the Group method applies, but I'm not working with Pivot data either. If someone has already tackled this problem, please post some hints. Thanks, Randy. |
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Hi,
First select the columns or rows, you wish to group, then go to: Data Group and outline Group. -- JP http://www.solutionsvba.com "Randy Clark" wrote in message ... I've looked through help files and newsgroups and can not seem to understand how I would create a set of manual outlines. My data does not have subtotals so AutoOutline is not appropriate. I would have thought the Group method applies, but I'm not working with Pivot data either. If someone has already tackled this problem, please post some hints. Thanks, Randy. |
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Sorry I wasn't more clear. I'm looking for a VB programming solution to
creating these outlines. I am familiar with the menu approach. Randy *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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