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I have never had to filter a column with a Macro before. I need to select
all of the students with four A's. This part is simple because Column 'L' will have AAAA in it. I have never worked with a filter in Excel, but is it better for me to create another worksheet with just the AAAA students in it, or just display the AAAA students in the current worksheet? Also does anyone know the code for Column = AAAA This is only my second Command Button project using Excel. Thanks a Bunch Granny |
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Why do you need a macro, why not just use Autofilter in Excel?
-- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "GrandMaMa" wrote in message ... I have never had to filter a column with a Macro before. I need to select all of the students with four A's. This part is simple because Column 'L' will have AAAA in it. I have never worked with a filter in Excel, but is it better for me to create another worksheet with just the AAAA students in it, or just display the AAAA students in the current worksheet? Also does anyone know the code for Column = AAAA This is only my second Command Button project using Excel. Thanks a Bunch Granny |
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Bob;
There is more in the way of instructions that I will probably have to do. I am guessing that they are going to wnat more, I think it will be easier for me to edit the macro and add to it later. Thanks for your assistance; Granny "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why do you need a macro, why not just use Autofilter in Excel? -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "GrandMaMa" wrote in message ... I have never had to filter a column with a Macro before. I need to select all of the students with four A's. This part is simple because Column 'L' will have AAAA in it. I have never worked with a filter in Excel, but is it better for me to create another worksheet with just the AAAA students in it, or just display the AAAA students in the current worksheet? Also does anyone know the code for Column = AAAA This is only my second Command Button project using Excel. Thanks a Bunch Granny |
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Then just turn the macro recorder on, do it in Excel, and you will then have
the code. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "GrandMaMa" wrote in message ... Bob; There is more in the way of instructions that I will probably have to do. I am guessing that they are going to wnat more, I think it will be easier for me to edit the macro and add to it later. Thanks for your assistance; Granny "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why do you need a macro, why not just use Autofilter in Excel? -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "GrandMaMa" wrote in message ... I have never had to filter a column with a Macro before. I need to select all of the students with four A's. This part is simple because Column 'L' will have AAAA in it. I have never worked with a filter in Excel, but is it better for me to create another worksheet with just the AAAA students in it, or just display the AAAA students in the current worksheet? Also does anyone know the code for Column = AAAA This is only my second Command Button project using Excel. Thanks a Bunch Granny |
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