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I'm wondering if anyone may have some suggestions on the best way to do
the following filter of specific lines from a very large excel dataset. If I have a table with several field headings, for example: year data type subgroup value 1981 labour force age 1 to 5 203 1982 census age 1 to 5 545 1981 population age 1 to 5 676 1983 labour force age 6 to 8 339 1983 census age 6 to 8 432 1983 population age 6 to 8 532 1985 labour force age 10 to 15 666 How could I arrange to filter out the lines which correspond to all of the following criteria (not only one of the criteria): 1) year is 1981,1982 or 1985; and 2) data type is labour force or census; and 3) subgroup is: age 1 to 5, age 3 to 5, age 7 to 10, or age 10 to 15 Is it possible to to set up the criteria along the following lines and do an advanced filter on it? (or is there an easier way or another way to do this which is more advisable ie. VB macro): year data type subgroup 1981 labour force age 1 to 5 1982 census age 3 to 5 1985 age 7 to 10 age 10 to 15 How could it be indicated that the data line must meet the criterion for each of the fields (year, data type, subgroup) and not that it need meet the criterion for only one of the fields. An example of datalines which meets all the criterion is: year data type subgroup value 1981 labour force age 1 to 5 203 1985 labour force age 10 to 15 666 Thank you, and I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Anne Nasser *** Sent via Devdex http://www.devdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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