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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or point me in
the correct direction.
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Hi Noel,
If you have a field or column for the status, "Resolved", the spreadsheet
can be sorted on that field. Hope that helps.

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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or point me in
the correct direction.

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What do you mean by items? What specifically are the items? What do you
consider the bottom of the spreadsheet - after any cells containing values?
By Field, do you mean a cell has the word resolved type in it.

It sounds like you have a database type layout where each row represents a
separate transaction. in one column you enter the word resolved for any
transaction that is completed and you would like all the resolved rows to be
moved to the bottom.

This could be done by sorting. (Data=Sort). Sort on the column that
contains the word resolve or a blank cell.


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Tom Ogilvy

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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or point me

in
the correct direction.



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Each item is a transaction, and bottom of spreadsheet is just that, the area
below items where there is not data. A simple sort just doesn't work, that's
all I see. I need to see the rest of the list and when an item is changed to
"resolved" I need it to automatically move to the "bottom" of the spreadsheet.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

What do you mean by items? What specifically are the items? What do you
consider the bottom of the spreadsheet - after any cells containing values?
By Field, do you mean a cell has the word resolved type in it.

It sounds like you have a database type layout where each row represents a
separate transaction. in one column you enter the word resolved for any
transaction that is completed and you would like all the resolved rows to be
moved to the bottom.

This could be done by sorting. (Data=Sort). Sort on the column that
contains the word resolve or a blank cell.


--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or point me

in
the correct direction.




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I assume you are an experienced coder, so:

Use the Change Event and cut the row to the "bottom of the spreadsheet"

See Chip Pearson's page on Events

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/events.htm

Just for interest -
bottom of spreadsheet is just that, the area
below items where there is not data.


to me, the bottom of a spreadsheet is Row 65536. That's why I asked.

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"Noel" wrote in message
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Each item is a transaction, and bottom of spreadsheet is just that, the

area
below items where there is not data. A simple sort just doesn't work,

that's
all I see. I need to see the rest of the list and when an item is changed

to
"resolved" I need it to automatically move to the "bottom" of the

spreadsheet.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

What do you mean by items? What specifically are the items? What do

you
consider the bottom of the spreadsheet - after any cells containing

values?
By Field, do you mean a cell has the word resolved type in it.

It sounds like you have a database type layout where each row represents

a
separate transaction. in one column you enter the word resolved for any
transaction that is completed and you would like all the resolved rows

to be
moved to the bottom.

This could be done by sorting. (Data=Sort). Sort on the column that
contains the word resolve or a blank cell.


--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Noel" wrote in message
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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not

that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or point

me
in
the correct direction.








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Hi Noel,
You indicate there are formulas. Do the formulas reference only the row for
each item or do they cross rows? You can safely sort if the formulas do not
"cross" rows with out worrying about "messing up" the references. This will
be the same whether you auto a move or do it with a manual sort.

"Noel" wrote:

Each item is a transaction, and bottom of spreadsheet is just that, the area
below items where there is not data. A simple sort just doesn't work, that's
all I see. I need to see the rest of the list and when an item is changed to
"resolved" I need it to automatically move to the "bottom" of the spreadsheet.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

What do you mean by items? What specifically are the items? What do you
consider the bottom of the spreadsheet - after any cells containing values?
By Field, do you mean a cell has the word resolved type in it.

It sounds like you have a database type layout where each row represents a
separate transaction. in one column you enter the word resolved for any
transaction that is completed and you would like all the resolved rows to be
moved to the bottom.

This could be done by sorting. (Data=Sort). Sort on the column that
contains the word resolve or a blank cell.


--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or point me

in
the correct direction.




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I see two posts from Noel and don't see the word "formula" in either. Is
there another post I am not seeing?

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Hi Noel,
You indicate there are formulas. Do the formulas reference only the row

for
each item or do they cross rows? You can safely sort if the formulas do

not
"cross" rows with out worrying about "messing up" the references. This

will
be the same whether you auto a move or do it with a manual sort.

"Noel" wrote:

Each item is a transaction, and bottom of spreadsheet is just that, the

area
below items where there is not data. A simple sort just doesn't work,

that's
all I see. I need to see the rest of the list and when an item is

changed to
"resolved" I need it to automatically move to the "bottom" of the

spreadsheet.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

What do you mean by items? What specifically are the items? What do

you
consider the bottom of the spreadsheet - after any cells containing

values?
By Field, do you mean a cell has the word resolved type in it.

It sounds like you have a database type layout where each row

represents a
separate transaction. in one column you enter the word resolved for

any
transaction that is completed and you would like all the resolved rows

to be
moved to the bottom.

This could be done by sorting. (Data=Sort). Sort on the column

that
contains the word resolve or a blank cell.


--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Noel" wrote in message
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I have a spreadsheet with several hundered items that continues to

be
updated. I am looking for a way to move items to the bottom of the
spreadsheet when a certain field is changed to "Resolved". I am not

that
fimiliar with excel but was hoping someone here could help me or

point me
in
the correct direction.





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