I'm struggeling with a search.
How can I select all the rows, that meet a certan criteria and and copy
then into another workbook. And then from those rows select a certan
coloumns (again that meet a certan criteria).

Thanks, Juuljus

Hi Juuljus,

Consider using Excel's Autofilter or Advanced Filter features.

If you want to automate this, turn on the macro recorder while you perform
the rquisite steps. The resultant code may be edited to provide more general
application.

If you adopt the Advanced Filter approach, bear in mind that the filter
should be invoked from the destination sheet.

If you experience problems whilst editing your code, post back with
specifics.


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Regards,
Norman


"Juuljus" wrote in message
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I'm struggeling with a search.
How can I select all the rows, that meet a certan criteria and and copy
then into another workbook. And then from those rows select a certan
coloumns (again that meet a certan criteria).

Thanks, Juuljus

Thanks Norman,

I used the Advanced Filter. It works almost fine.
The table I take the data from has some colors and boarders. I don't
want them. I tried to use ColorIndex:=xlNone, LineStyle:=xlNone inside
the autofilter sentence, but it gave an error. Is there a way?
Plus, I want to get the exact match. I searched for "IS", but the
filter also gave "IS 2" and "IS W".

Hi Juuljus.

I used the Advanced Filter. It works almost fine.
The table I take the data from has some colors and boarders. I don't
want them. I tried to use ColorIndex:=xlNone, LineStyle:=xlNone
inside the autofilter sentence, but it gave an error. Is there a way?

Post the relevant code.

Plus, I want to get the exact match. I searched for "IS", but the
filter also gave "IS 2" and "IS W".

To get an exact match, enter the criterion as:

="=IS"


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Regards,
Norman


"Juuljus" wrote in message
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Thanks Norman,

I used the Advanced Filter. It works almost fine.
The table I take the data from has some colors and boarders. I don't
want them. I tried to use ColorIndex:=xlNone, LineStyle:=xlNone inside
the autofilter sentence, but it gave an error. Is there a way?
Plus, I want to get the exact match. I searched for "IS", but the
filter also gave "IS 2" and "IS W".

Hi Norman,

Already found answers to both my questions. But thanks anyway. I bet I
will have more questions in the next couple of days, so hopefully we
will talk again.

Thankfully,
Juuljus