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Advanced 'filtering'
I need to 'filter' the below information by type and location. I want to set
up a macro that will index the below and then using a drop down menu of unique types, be able to only select the relevant rows. After that I want it to delete out the rooms with none of that type in. Type Model Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Chair Art 1 1 Chair science 5 1 1 Table Art 1 1 1 Table Science 1 1 1 I.e. if I selected 'Chair' and click a button (with assigned macro) it produce me the following chart. Chair Room 1 Room 2 Room 4 Art 1 1 Science 5 1 1 I'm sure there are easier ways to do the above filtering but the actual data has a lot more types and sub-types, and a lot more rooms, hence the need for a macro... Any ideas anybody? I can send you a copy of the real file if you want... |
Advanced 'filtering'
Send me the real file. I think creating a new worksheet wit the data is the
best solution, unless you have a good location to put the chart. Do you want ajustt the table or do you want the actual chart generatted as well. "raphiel2063" wrote: I need to 'filter' the below information by type and location. I want to set up a macro that will index the below and then using a drop down menu of unique types, be able to only select the relevant rows. After that I want it to delete out the rooms with none of that type in. Type Model Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Chair Art 1 1 Chair science 5 1 1 Table Art 1 1 1 Table Science 1 1 1 I.e. if I selected 'Chair' and click a button (with assigned macro) it produce me the following chart. Chair Room 1 Room 2 Room 4 Art 1 1 Science 5 1 1 I'm sure there are easier ways to do the above filtering but the actual data has a lot more types and sub-types, and a lot more rooms, hence the need for a macro... Any ideas anybody? I can send you a copy of the real file if you want... |
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