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I have a problem that I need to solve in a way other than the way I
always do it. OK, here goes: I have a worksheet with 6 columns: The first column contains the name of an employee. The next 5 columns contain 2 char US state appeviations. These 5 columns represent the area of responsibility for the employee in column 1. The distribution is more or less random, but each of the employees has exactly 5 states. Now, what I would like to do is type the 2 char code in an input box or cell, and have the worksheet filter out any employee who does not have that state code in any of the 5 columns, and output that report to a printer. In the unfiltered worksheet, there are about 1800 records. Now I have been doing this for a long time by importing the file to Access, filter the records I want and then outputting to Excel. The obvious reason for this is that I am proficient in Access, but not Excel. Any info that could jump start me towards an Excel-only solution would be much appreciated ! |
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