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I have created a spreadsheet with information from Access. I have the
information put in columns A-F. I have put in coumn G the percentage of traffic based on the sum of all the data in column C. Now what I want to be able to do is to create a name that will select the rows that have the percentage greater than 0.5%. This way I can put them in a chart. Can I do this or do I have to create a macro to do this? I also would not want to have the macro run each time that I open the file. So any help on this would be greatly apprechatied. Thanks. |
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