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converting one worksheet into multiple ones
I have a worksheet with several hundred rows that I would like to convert
into several worksheets. Each set of rows have A-R columns, the problem is that not every customer have the same number of rows. The information that each one have in common is: row: (header info) Name, grade and other basic header information row: name of customer followed by info row: Header info) CDP and other info next set of rows: beginning info until it finds the same previous tree rows for the next customer so I want to put all of this info in a new worksheet including the header which is found in rows 1 through 14. page settings to landscape, adjust to 59, margins and header and footer to 0. Can this be possible? Thank you in advance. r/ Jerry |
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Don: Is this going to create separate worksheets or do I have to create avery
single worksheet. I don't want to copy and paste for over 300 customers and create the worksheets manually. "Don Guillett" wrote: You could do this easily with a macro but it is better to just use datafilterautofilter to filter on your desires. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet with several hundred rows that I would like to convert into several worksheets. Each set of rows have A-R columns, the problem is that not every customer have the same number of rows. The information that each one have in common is: row: (header info) Name, grade and other basic header information row: name of customer followed by info row: Header info) CDP and other info next set of rows: beginning info until it finds the same previous tree rows for the next customer so I want to put all of this info in a new worksheet including the header which is found in rows 1 through 14. page settings to landscape, adjust to 59, margins and header and footer to 0. Can this be possible? Thank you in advance. r/ Jerry |
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My point is to NOT create separate sheets but just use the data on ONE sheet
by using the filter. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... Don: Is this going to create separate worksheets or do I have to create avery single worksheet. I don't want to copy and paste for over 300 customers and create the worksheets manually. "Don Guillett" wrote: You could do this easily with a macro but it is better to just use datafilterautofilter to filter on your desires. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet with several hundred rows that I would like to convert into several worksheets. Each set of rows have A-R columns, the problem is that not every customer have the same number of rows. The information that each one have in common is: row: (header info) Name, grade and other basic header information row: name of customer followed by info row: Header info) CDP and other info next set of rows: beginning info until it finds the same previous tree rows for the next customer so I want to put all of this info in a new worksheet including the header which is found in rows 1 through 14. page settings to landscape, adjust to 59, margins and header and footer to 0. Can this be possible? Thank you in advance. r/ Jerry |
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Don:
The reason as to why I have to create worksheets for each customer is they get distributed throughout the shop based on their requirements. Filtering allow them to see other info not disseminate it to them or their position. "Don Guillett" wrote: My point is to NOT create separate sheets but just use the data on ONE sheet by using the filter. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... Don: Is this going to create separate worksheets or do I have to create avery single worksheet. I don't want to copy and paste for over 300 customers and create the worksheets manually. "Don Guillett" wrote: You could do this easily with a macro but it is better to just use datafilterautofilter to filter on your desires. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet with several hundred rows that I would like to convert into several worksheets. Each set of rows have A-R columns, the problem is that not every customer have the same number of rows. The information that each one have in common is: row: (header info) Name, grade and other basic header information row: name of customer followed by info row: Header info) CDP and other info next set of rows: beginning info until it finds the same previous tree rows for the next customer so I want to put all of this info in a new worksheet including the header which is found in rows 1 through 14. page settings to landscape, adjust to 59, margins and header and footer to 0. Can this be possible? Thank you in advance. r/ Jerry |
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Not when you copy VISIBLE cells only and then distribute If desired, send your file to my address below along with this msg and a clear explanation of what you want and before/after examples. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... Don: The reason as to why I have to create worksheets for each customer is they get distributed throughout the shop based on their requirements. Filtering allow them to see other info not disseminate it to them or their position. "Don Guillett" wrote: My point is to NOT create separate sheets but just use the data on ONE sheet by using the filter. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... Don: Is this going to create separate worksheets or do I have to create avery single worksheet. I don't want to copy and paste for over 300 customers and create the worksheets manually. "Don Guillett" wrote: You could do this easily with a macro but it is better to just use datafilterautofilter to filter on your desires. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerry" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet with several hundred rows that I would like to convert into several worksheets. Each set of rows have A-R columns, the problem is that not every customer have the same number of rows. The information that each one have in common is: row: (header info) Name, grade and other basic header information row: name of customer followed by info row: Header info) CDP and other info next set of rows: beginning info until it finds the same previous tree rows for the next customer so I want to put all of this info in a new worksheet including the header which is found in rows 1 through 14. page settings to landscape, adjust to 59, margins and header and footer to 0. Can this be possible? Thank you in advance. r/ Jerry |
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