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I have a list of employees and the names of the teams that they work in. I
would like to transfer all of the names of people in one division onto
another worksheet, repeating this so that each worksheet shows a different
team list.

I have headed each page with the team name as per the column in the original
list and I have tried to use the Lookup functions which have only populated
the fields with the first name on the list.

I know i could sort and then cut and paste, but ideally i would like a
worksheet function as this may be a regular occurance,
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Perhaps you'd like to try the set-up in this recent post
which closely fits what you're after:
http://tinyurl.com/5ejr2
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I have a list of employees and the names of the teams that they work in. I
would like to transfer all of the names of people in one division onto
another worksheet, repeating this so that each worksheet shows a different
team list.

I have headed each page with the team name as per the column in the

original
list and I have tried to use the Lookup functions which have only

populated
the fields with the first name on the list.

I know i could sort and then cut and paste, but ideally i would like a
worksheet function as this may be a regular occurance,



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Max,

You're a star! it worked like a dream! I had to adapt it a little as i have
over 500 staff in 30 different teams, so now I have an excel spreadsheet that
is over 23,800 Kb worth of formulas!

Thanks for your help.

"Max" wrote:

Perhaps you'd like to try the set-up in this recent post
which closely fits what you're after:
http://tinyurl.com/5ejr2
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Rgds
Max
xl 97
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xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom
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I have a list of employees and the names of the teams that they work in. I
would like to transfer all of the names of people in one division onto
another worksheet, repeating this so that each worksheet shows a different
team list.

I have headed each page with the team name as per the column in the

original
list and I have tried to use the Lookup functions which have only

populated
the fields with the first name on the list.

I know i could sort and then cut and paste, but ideally i would like a
worksheet function as this may be a regular occurance,




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Glad it helped ! <g
Thanks for the feedback
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Max,

You're a star! it worked like a dream! I had to adapt it a little as i

have
over 500 staff in 30 different teams, so now I have an excel spreadsheet

that
is over 23,800 Kb worth of formulas!

Thanks for your help.




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