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pomalley
 
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My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d); Status
is Column B in the worksheet. Once I identify those records, I want to
automatically copy them to another spreadsheet. I do not want any blank
rows, only the records that meet the criteria. Any suggestions, please
advise. Thank you in advance for your help.
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Put this formula in a cell row 2

=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"}, "Copy","")

and copy down for all your records. Then use the Autofilter
(DataAutofilter), and filter on Copy, then just copy the visible rows.

--

HTH

RP
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"pomalley" wrote in message
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My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);

Status
is Column B in the worksheet. Once I identify those records, I want to
automatically copy them to another spreadsheet. I do not want any blank
rows, only the records that meet the criteria. Any suggestions, please
advise. Thank you in advance for your help.



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It's a great idea, but doesn't seem to recognized records with criteria for
failed, implemented or imp(D). Is there some way to combine the query so it
will find all records with the closed, failed, implemented, imp(d) criteria.
The count with this formula is off by about 200 records. I was hopeful that
I could automate that copy process as well. I'm working with what you
provided, but if you have more, wonderful. Thanks.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Put this formula in a cell row 2

=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"}, "Copy","")

and copy down for all your records. Then use the Autofilter
(DataAutofilter), and filter on Copy, then just copy the visible rows.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"pomalley" wrote in message
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My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);

Status
is Column B in the worksheet. Once I identify those records, I want to
automatically copy them to another spreadsheet. I do not want any blank
rows, only the records that meet the criteria. Any suggestions, please
advise. Thank you in advance for your help.




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pomalley wrote:
It's a great idea, but doesn't seem to recognized records with criteria for
failed, implemented or imp(D). Is there some way to combine the query so it
will find all records with the closed, failed, implemented, imp(d) criteria.
The count with this formula is off by about 200 records. I was hopeful that
I could automate that copy process as well. I'm working with what you
provided, but if you have more, wonderful. Thanks.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:


Put this formula in a cell row 2

=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)" },"Copy","")

and copy down for all your records. Then use the Autofilter
(DataAutofilter), and filter on Copy, then just copy the visible rows.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"pomalley" wrote in message
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My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);


Status

is Column B in the worksheet. Once I identify those records, I want to
automatically copy them to another spreadsheet. I do not want any blank
rows, only the records that meet the criteria. Any suggestions, please
advise. Thank you in advance for your help.




About how many records do you expect to meet the criteria?

Alan Beban
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Typically about 1000 records will meet the criteria?

"Alan Beban" wrote:

pomalley wrote:
It's a great idea, but doesn't seem to recognized records with criteria for
failed, implemented or imp(D). Is there some way to combine the query so it
will find all records with the closed, failed, implemented, imp(d) criteria.
The count with this formula is off by about 200 records. I was hopeful that
I could automate that copy process as well. I'm working with what you
provided, but if you have more, wonderful. Thanks.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:


Put this formula in a cell row 2

=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)" },"Copy","")

and copy down for all your records. Then use the Autofilter
(DataAutofilter), and filter on Copy, then just copy the visible rows.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"pomalley" wrote in message
...

My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);

Status

is Column B in the worksheet. Once I identify those records, I want to
automatically copy them to another spreadsheet. I do not want any blank
rows, only the records that meet the criteria. Any suggestions, please
advise. Thank you in advance for your help.



About how many records do you expect to meet the criteria?

Alan Beban



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Sorry, I gave the wrong formula. I meant to use

=IF(OR(A2="Closed",A2="Failed",A2="Implemented",A2 ="Imp(d)","Copy","")

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

"pomalley" wrote in message
...
It's a great idea, but doesn't seem to recognized records with criteria

for
failed, implemented or imp(D). Is there some way to combine the query so

it
will find all records with the closed, failed, implemented, imp(d)

criteria.
The count with this formula is off by about 200 records. I was hopeful

that
I could automate that copy process as well. I'm working with what you
provided, but if you have more, wonderful. Thanks.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Put this formula in a cell row 2

=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"}, "Copy","")

and copy down for all your records. Then use the Autofilter
(DataAutofilter), and filter on Copy, then just copy the visible rows.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"pomalley" wrote in message
...
My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve

only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);

Status
is Column B in the worksheet. Once I identify those records, I want

to
automatically copy them to another spreadsheet. I do not want any

blank
rows, only the records that meet the criteria. Any suggestions,

please
advise. Thank you in advance for your help.






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Bob Phillips wrote...
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=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"} ,"Copy","")

....
"pomalley" wrote in message
My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve

only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);

....

Looks like Bob forgot an OR() call. Try

=OR(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"})

and filter on TRUE values.

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pomalley
 
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Thanks everybody. I surprised myself and figured it out before I got your
comments. This was just the first step in the process to retrieve the data.
I'll be back in touch, but I sure appreciate your help. Thanks again.

"Harlan Grove" wrote:

Bob Phillips wrote...
....
=IF(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"} ,"Copy","")

....
"pomalley" wrote in message
My spreadsheet contains more than 3000 records. I want to retrieve

only
those records whose status is Closed, Failed, Implemented, or Imp(d);

....

Looks like Bob forgot an OR() call. Try

=OR(A2={"Closed","Failed","Implemented","Imp(d)"})

and filter on TRUE values.


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