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I want to past the total results of a filter command to a different column
but the same row. Now I can do it but only if the row are consec. thank you and have a wonderful day and happy new year |
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Cathy
You will need VBA for that. This little macro will do that. As written, it is assumed that your data is already filtered. I also assumed your data is in Column A and you want the data copied to Column E. (the 5th column). HTH Otto Sub CopyFilter() Dim rColA As Range Dim i As Range Set rColA = Range("A1", Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)) For Each i In rColA.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) i.Copy Cells(i.Row, 5) Next i End Sub "Cathy" wrote in message ... I want to past the total results of a filter command to a different column but the same row. Now I can do it but only if the row are consec. thank you and have a wonderful day and happy new year |
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