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well that doesn't help. It actually adds more steps to the process. I used
to be able to autofilter on value in a column check visually that the information in the other columns for the returned records were the same or different and then select the next value. I did this by clicking the autofilter, arrow down enter and it worked pretty fast. Now I have to uncheck select all and check the selection I want to filter on then select all then uncheck select all, or uncheck the checked value and check the next value. Is't there a way to automatically get the last checked value unchecked when selecting the next value? Or something else? Lots of extra clicks. "Rick Rothstein" wrote: If it helps any (and if you haven't thought about it yet), you can click the "(Select All)" entry twice to remove your current selections. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "jonnybrovo815" wrote in message ... Does anyone know if there is a way to change excel's 2007 autofilter functionality back to like excel 2003 autoflilter use to work? I need to quickly bring up like values and compare other columns based upon the filtered values and the extra clicking of the check boxes is driving me nuts! . |
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