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I have an Excel database of some 50,00 lines of test equipment, the
description shows manufacturer, type and model number of tehitem. I wish to extract (copy to new location) all cells that have a specific type of item e.g. "Power Supply" from an entry such as "Lambda -LYS-EE-5v Power Supply" there may be other manufacturers names elswhere Thanks |
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If your descriptions are in Col A
then enter this in B1 =IF(ISERROR(FIND("Power Supply",A1)),0,1) and copy down Now filter Col B on cells with value 1... This will show all itesm with "Power Supply" in the description... You can copy Col B on value zero and delete those rows to be left with the items you want. "mahatchma" wrote: I have an Excel database of some 50,00 lines of test equipment, the description shows manufacturer, type and model number of tehitem. I wish to extract (copy to new location) all cells that have a specific type of item e.g. "Power Supply" from an entry such as "Lambda -LYS-EE-5v Power Supply" there may be other manufacturers names elswhere Thanks |
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Hi,
select your data with titles 1. Choose Data, Filter, Auto Filter 2. Open the auto filter drop down in the type field and choose Custom 3. From the first drop down pick Contains 4. In the box to the right enter Power Supply and click OK 5. Select all the data and copy, move to a new sheet and paste -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "mahatchma" wrote: I have an Excel database of some 50,00 lines of test equipment, the description shows manufacturer, type and model number of tehitem. I wish to extract (copy to new location) all cells that have a specific type of item e.g. "Power Supply" from an entry such as "Lambda -LYS-EE-5v Power Supply" there may be other manufacturers names elswhere Thanks |
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You might want to use SEARCH instead of FIND, so that it is not case
sensitive. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 6, 4:31*pm, Sheeloo <="to" & CHAR(95) & "sheeloo" & CHAR(64) & "hotmail.com" wrote: If your descriptions are in Col A then enter this in B1 =IF(ISERROR(FIND("Power Supply",A1)),0,1) and copy down Now filter Col B on cells with value 1... This will show all itesm with "Power Supply" in the description... You can copy Col B on value zero and delete those rows to be left with the items you want. "mahatchma" wrote: I have an Excel database of some 50,00 lines of test equipment, the description shows manufacturer, type and model number of tehitem. I wish to extract (copy to new location) all cells that have a specific type of item e.g. "Power Supply" from an entry such as "Lambda -LYS-EE-5v Power Supply" there may be other manufacturers names elswhere Thanks- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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