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hello,
Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull |
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Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1)
Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson |
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thanks Sir Dave,
that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson |
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Why can't you insert a new column? Are you already using 256 columns (or 16384
columns)? driller wrote: thanks Sir Dave, that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Sir Dave,
I do now the drills to check if all column does have data, i am now confused how to check- if this particular sheet needs a helper sheet or *macro* to verify if there is a free column somewhere .... what I observed is that this sheet has many transposed formulas....so i also have to list down at which row() range they reside...in order to insert a column somewhere between *A-IV*...the transposed resident formulas do not have an alias_name defined...really hard but still trying hard to make it easy, timewise.. thanks for your time and effort, -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Why can't you insert a new column? Are you already using 256 columns (or 16384 columns)? driller wrote: thanks Sir Dave, that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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You could use a formula like:
=counta(a2:a65536) to see if column A has any data/formulas in row 2 to row 65536. driller wrote: Sir Dave, I do now the drills to check if all column does have data, i am now confused how to check- if this particular sheet needs a helper sheet or *macro* to verify if there is a free column somewhere .... what I observed is that this sheet has many transposed formulas....so i also have to list down at which row() range they reside...in order to insert a column somewhere between *A-IV*...the transposed resident formulas do not have an alias_name defined...really hard but still trying hard to make it easy, timewise.. thanks for your time and effort, -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Why can't you insert a new column? Are you already using 256 columns (or 16384 columns)? driller wrote: thanks Sir Dave, that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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thanks,
the formula counta works in reality... yet i am sorry that i forgot to inform there are rows which have full colors,containing cells where conditional formats resides <maybe for data entry or validation purpose ...really i cant even paste anything in these cells along with any one column... thanks for your time and effort.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: You could use a formula like: =counta(a2:a65536) to see if column A has any data/formulas in row 2 to row 65536. driller wrote: Sir Dave, I do now the drills to check if all column does have data, i am now confused how to check- if this particular sheet needs a helper sheet or *macro* to verify if there is a free column somewhere .... what I observed is that this sheet has many transposed formulas....so i also have to list down at which row() range they reside...in order to insert a column somewhere between *A-IV*...the transposed resident formulas do not have an alias_name defined...really hard but still trying hard to make it easy, timewise.. thanks for your time and effort, -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Why can't you insert a new column? Are you already using 256 columns (or 16384 columns)? driller wrote: thanks Sir Dave, that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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I'm out of suggestions. I don't know a way to use data|filter|autofilter if you
can't filter by a column in the worksheet. driller wrote: thanks, the formula counta works in reality... yet i am sorry that i forgot to inform there are rows which have full colors,containing cells where conditional formats resides <maybe for data entry or validation purpose ...really i cant even paste anything in these cells along with any one column... thanks for your time and effort.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: You could use a formula like: =counta(a2:a65536) to see if column A has any data/formulas in row 2 to row 65536. driller wrote: Sir Dave, I do now the drills to check if all column does have data, i am now confused how to check- if this particular sheet needs a helper sheet or *macro* to verify if there is a free column somewhere .... what I observed is that this sheet has many transposed formulas....so i also have to list down at which row() range they reside...in order to insert a column somewhere between *A-IV*...the transposed resident formulas do not have an alias_name defined...really hard but still trying hard to make it easy, timewise.. thanks for your time and effort, -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Why can't you insert a new column? Are you already using 256 columns (or 16384 columns)? driller wrote: thanks Sir Dave, that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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thanks Sir,
I'll just try to refresh the post and probably other freshcomers can suggest also... sincerely -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'm out of suggestions. I don't know a way to use data|filter|autofilter if you can't filter by a column in the worksheet. driller wrote: thanks, the formula counta works in reality... yet i am sorry that i forgot to inform there are rows which have full colors,containing cells where conditional formats resides <maybe for data entry or validation purpose ...really i cant even paste anything in these cells along with any one column... thanks for your time and effort.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: You could use a formula like: =counta(a2:a65536) to see if column A has any data/formulas in row 2 to row 65536. driller wrote: Sir Dave, I do now the drills to check if all column does have data, i am now confused how to check- if this particular sheet needs a helper sheet or *macro* to verify if there is a free column somewhere .... what I observed is that this sheet has many transposed formulas....so i also have to list down at which row() range they reside...in order to insert a column somewhere between *A-IV*...the transposed resident formulas do not have an alias_name defined...really hard but still trying hard to make it easy, timewise.. thanks for your time and effort, -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Why can't you insert a new column? Are you already using 256 columns (or 16384 columns)? driller wrote: thanks Sir Dave, that's a nice exercise,, problem is i cannot copy the formulas through-out any one column, so, i hope i have no data/formula existing somewhere there <in the *supposed* hidden rows... Is there any other thing i can do about it? with kind appreciation...thanks again. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put your formula into row 2 of a helper column (headers in row 1) Drag it down as far as you need apply data|filter|autofilter to that column (or range) show the rows you want to copy Select that visible range edit|copy Off to the other sheet's destination cell. Edit|paste driller wrote: hello, Please give some guidance if it is possible and how i can filter-rows to select only e.g. equals =MOD(ROW(),100)=0, something like that.... I just wanna get easy yet the-precise location where I will paste my data. without bothering the hidden rows().. thanks in advance.. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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