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visual basic example of the defunct "Extract" function in Excel 4.
Could anyone provide me with Visual Basic example of how to replace the
Extract function that was built into Excel 4.0 that no longer exists since version '97. The Extract function was found in the Data menu of 4.0 and it was used to extract a row of data out of a database based on matching criteria such as a code number. It would be something like a Vlookup to match a cell in a column and when found the entire row gets copied to another row that can be referenced by other formulas. I'd really appreciate any help I can get on this. I have a spreadsheet at work that I am trying to re-write and Microsoft's decision to eliminate this simple yet powerful command is causing me great stress! Thank you |
visual basic example of the defunct "Extract" function in Excel 4.
Take a look at: "AdvancedFilter Method" in VBA help.
"Filters or copies data from a list based on a criteria range." Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "Canuckle Head" <Canuckle wrote in message ... Could anyone provide me with Visual Basic example of how to replace the Extract function that was built into Excel 4.0 that no longer exists since version '97. The Extract function was found in the Data menu of 4.0 and it was used to extract a row of data out of a database based on matching criteria such as a code number. It would be something like a Vlookup to match a cell in a column and when found the entire row gets copied to another row that can be referenced by other formulas. I'd really appreciate any help I can get on this. I have a spreadsheet at work that I am trying to re-write and Microsoft's decision to eliminate this simple yet powerful command is causing me great stress! Thank you |
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