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I have a large worksheet (thousands of rows), containing absence details for
all Areas in our Company. I have to send this worksheet out to each Area Manager showing their absence details for that month. However, rather than sending them the whole worksheet with all areas on, I want to create a workbook containing separate worksheets for each Area to make it easier for them to read because they are not advanced Excel users. The method I have used so far is the 'advanced filter'. By entering criteria, ie. Area 1' etc. onto a new worksheet and performing an advanced filter, this only shows those people who work in Area 1. This works perfectly fine, however, I wondered if there were any alternative ways that may be quicker, as I have to produce this on a monthly basis. I don't want to use the 'auto filter' as they can then use the filter arrows to view other Areas' information. Hope this makes sense? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Louise |
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