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How do I make Excel copy entries from 1 workbook to a new one
I have a worksheet I use daily at work The first column is for the month,
then day then city. To keep my tax guy happy he wants me to keep track of days in each city. Is there a way to make the city entry copy to a new seperate sheet? The alternative is to go back and manually count each day and then copy the info to a new book. |
How do I make Excel copy entries from 1 workbook to a new one
Hi Tim,
I think that what you are seeking to implement is unnecessary and can readily be achieved by using the built-in AutoFilter feature and filtering your data by City. If you are unfamiliar with AutoFilter, see Debra Dalgleish's tutorial at: http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter01.html If you really do need separate sheets for each City, use the built-in Advancd Filter feature. See Debra Dalgleish's Advanced Filter tutorial at: http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html Note particularly, Debra's 'Extract Data to Another Worksheet section. --- Regards, Norman "Tim T" <Tim wrote in message ... I have a worksheet I use daily at work The first column is for the month, then day then city. To keep my tax guy happy he wants me to keep track of days in each city. Is there a way to make the city entry copy to a new seperate sheet? The alternative is to go back and manually count each day and then copy the info to a new book. |
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