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Filtering data
I have a large spreadsheet and I want to filter by chosing every 9 rows,
i.e., row 1, 9, 18, etc....Help, is this possible? |
Filtering data
In a helper column you could enter a formula like:
=MOD(ROW(),9) and copy this down. This will give you repeating patterns of 1 to 8 then 0 to 8, so to select the 9th, 18th, 27th row etc you would select 0 from the filter drop-down. Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 2, 11:20 pm, S. Kissing wrote: I have a large spreadsheet and I want to filter by chosing every 9 rows, i.e., row 1, 9, 18, etc....Help, is this possible? |
Filtering data
Hi
Use a spar column as a helper column. Enter the formula =MOD(ROW(),9)=0 and copy down DataFilterAutofilter and filter for TRUE on the new column -- Regards Roger Govier "S. Kissing" wrote in message ... I have a large spreadsheet and I want to filter by chosing every 9 rows, i.e., row 1, 9, 18, etc....Help, is this possible? |
Filtering data
Every 9 rows is not 1, 9, 18
It is 1, 10, 19, ... You can use this macro to hide rows Sub HideRows() ' ' Macro1 Macro ' Macro recorded 3/2/2007 ' ' For i = 0 To 1000 Step 10 Rows("2:10").Offset(rowoffset:=i, columnoffset:=0).Select Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True Next i End Sub "S. Kissing" wrote: I have a large spreadsheet and I want to filter by chosing every 9 rows, i.e., row 1, 9, 18, etc....Help, is this possible? |
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