Filter function; copy values to another sheet
 

Hi,

I'm looking for a way to do the following:

I have a sheet with (100) rows; in colom A there are values that are not
unique. The word "apple" kan appear three times, for example. In colom B
there are also values, as much as there are in colom A.
What I want is the following: a macro that searches for the word (for
example) "apple" and copies the values from the row in colom B to another
sheet, range D1.

Any help would be appriciated.

Filter function; copy values to another sheet
 

why not use the built in Pivot Table capability found under the Data menu.

It will do what you want.

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"Gert-Jan" wrote:

Hi,

I'm looking for a way to do the following:

I have a sheet with (100) rows; in colom A there are values that are not
unique. The word "apple" kan appear three times, for example. In colom B
there are also values, as much as there are in colom A.
What I want is the following: a macro that searches for the word (for
example) "apple" and copies the values from the row in colom B to another
sheet, range D1.

Any help would be appriciated.

Filter function; copy values to another sheet
 

I know that function, Tom. That is not a solution. I have to use th
data in a VBA userform

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Filter function; copy values to another sheet
 

I guess when you said:

and copies the values from the row in colom B to another
sheet, range D1.

I missed the term Userform.

dim v() As Variant
dim rng as Range
Dim sAddr as String
redim v(0 to 0)
with Worksheets("Sheet1").columns(1)
set rng = .find("apples")
if not rng is nothing then
sAddr = rng.Address
do
v(ubound(v)) = rng.offset(0,1)
redim preserve v(0 to ubound(v) + 1)
set rng = .FindNext(rng)
Loop while rng.address < sAddr
Redim preserve v(0 to ubound(v)-1)
Userform1.ListBox1.List = v
end if



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"jgmiddel" wrote:


I know that function, Tom. That is not a solution. I have to use the
data in a VBA userform.


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