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Need help in how to filter data
Greetings.
Here is a problem I am trying to solve. I have some test cases that can be run on different platforms defined in a spreadsheet. I would like to keep the master that has everything, then create an individual spreadsheet for each platform. Here is some example data from the master (simplified data) Test ID Summary WindowsXP Vista Linux Other Test1 Open File x x Test2 Close File x x x Test3 Use ls x x Test4 Delete File x x x x I would like to create 4 additional sheets with ONLY the data for the platform specified. So the WindowsXP would show Test1 Open File x Test2 Close File x Test4 Delete File x I can get it to 'kinda' work using an advanced filter. However if I make a change to the master, I need to have the change update all the others if it applies. The list is dynamic, and changes frequently. I know I could just rerun the advanced filter, but am hoping for a better solution. I haven't done much macro code in excel, but am willing to take a shot if needed. Thanks in advance for all your ideas. |
Need help in how to filter data
Ken
You say "The list is dynamic, and changes frequently." This "dynamic", does that entail only adding an "x" or does it include removing an x? If so, do you want that row in the platform sheet removed when the x in the corresponding row in the master is removed? Otto "KenK" wrote in message ... Greetings. Here is a problem I am trying to solve. I have some test cases that can be run on different platforms defined in a spreadsheet. I would like to keep the master that has everything, then create an individual spreadsheet for each platform. Here is some example data from the master (simplified data) Test ID Summary WindowsXP Vista Linux Other Test1 Open File x x Test2 Close File x x x Test3 Use ls x x Test4 Delete File x x x x I would like to create 4 additional sheets with ONLY the data for the platform specified. So the WindowsXP would show Test1 Open File x Test2 Close File x Test4 Delete File x I can get it to 'kinda' work using an advanced filter. However if I make a change to the master, I need to have the change update all the others if it applies. The list is dynamic, and changes frequently. I know I could just rerun the advanced filter, but am hoping for a better solution. I haven't done much macro code in excel, but am willing to take a shot if needed. Thanks in advance for all your ideas. |
Need help in how to filter data
Otto,
By dynamic I mean it changes both with adding or deleting an X in the column, but most it will be inserting new lines in the middle of the sheet. In the example it may be something like Test 2A Close file not opened x x If the x is removed, I would like the entry to not appear in the created sheet. Thanks for your response. "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Ken You say "The list is dynamic, and changes frequently." This "dynamic", does that entail only adding an "x" or does it include removing an x? If so, do you want that row in the platform sheet removed when the x in the corresponding row in the master is removed? Otto "KenK" wrote in message ... Greetings. Here is a problem I am trying to solve. I have some test cases that can be run on different platforms defined in a spreadsheet. I would like to keep the master that has everything, then create an individual spreadsheet for each platform. Here is some example data from the master (simplified data) Test ID Summary WindowsXP Vista Linux Other Test1 Open File x x Test2 Close File x x x Test3 Use ls x x Test4 Delete File x x x x I would like to create 4 additional sheets with ONLY the data for the platform specified. So the WindowsXP would show Test1 Open File x Test2 Close File x Test4 Delete File x I can get it to 'kinda' work using an advanced filter. However if I make a change to the master, I need to have the change update all the others if it applies. The list is dynamic, and changes frequently. I know I could just rerun the advanced filter, but am hoping for a better solution. I haven't done much macro code in excel, but am willing to take a shot if needed. Thanks in advance for all your ideas. |
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