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Consolidating Lists on Information
I have a spreadsheet with a long list of data.
I would like to extract a subset of that data, based on criteria in other columns. The results should go to another part of the spreadsheet, and need to be "printable". I can insert a macro that looks at the field and then copies the data, if the criteria is met, but then I have a big gap in the results and the printed report doesn't look good. I also have a problem if/when new entries are made to the data. I need a macro that can copy only the qualified data to the portion of the sheet, with no gaps. Data xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx cccc xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb Results should be xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb Am I explaining this right? |
Consolidating Lists on Information
If you apply an autofilter, then filter the rows required copy paste the
result to another sheet, that might do it? Most of the code to do this can be recorded in a macro, then adjust the code to allow for the different length of rows showing in the filtered sheet. -- Cheers Nigel "Randy Brown" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with a long list of data. I would like to extract a subset of that data, based on criteria in other columns. The results should go to another part of the spreadsheet, and need to be "printable". I can insert a macro that looks at the field and then copies the data, if the criteria is met, but then I have a big gap in the results and the printed report doesn't look good. I also have a problem if/when new entries are made to the data. I need a macro that can copy only the qualified data to the portion of the sheet, with no gaps. Data xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx aaa xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx cccc xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb Results should be xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx bbb Am I explaining this right? |
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