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Default Advanced Excel Function

Not real sure how to describe this (I have a sample worksheet I can email)

Excel worksheet, 2 tabs. 1 is an order entry form:

r1 Order Category 1
r2 qty Description Price Extended
r3 1 item 1 $5.00 $5.00
r4 2 item 2 $2.00 $4.00
r5 0 item 3 $7.00
r6 0 item 4 $9.00
r7 1 item 5 $4.00 $4.00
r8
r9 Order Category 2
r10 qty Description Price Extended
r11 1 item 6 $10.00 $10.00
r12 0 item 7 $6.50
r13 0 item 8 $9.95
r14
r15 Order Category 3
r16 qty Description Price Extended
r17 0 item 9 $3.00
r18 0 item 10 $4.00
..
..
..
Tab 2 is the invoice / order form

What I would like to do is copy the rows from tab 1 to tab 2 but only for
those rows where the extended amount is 0. In other words, in the above
example only use r1,r2, r3,r4,r7,r9,r10 & r11 and not use r5,r6,r12,r13 and
not use r15 to r18 at all because there is no extended prices for the items
in Category 3.

While I am at it (and not to be greedy about asking), I would also like to
copy the cells the way they are formatted over to tab 2. The height of the
row, the shading color of the cell, the text color, etc.

Any thoughts?

Thanks so much in advance.

R. Fisher


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