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my table

begin node , end node , flow
1 2 1

flow is either 0 or 1, i want a function that will show all of the rows
where flow =1. its a rather large table so it needs to be dynamic and
only show where flow =1. it should display the values in begin node and
end node, or 2 seperate functions will do the job just as wll.

many thanks

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Why not use conditional formatting to highlight them when flow = 1?

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my table

begin node , end node , flow
1 2 1

flow is either 0 or 1, i want a function that will show all of the rows
where flow =1. its a rather large table so it needs to be dynamic and
only show where flow =1. it should display the values in begin node and
end node, or 2 seperate functions will do the job just as wll.

many thanks



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strwberry,

or use autofilter on the flow row?

Beege

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Why not use conditional formatting to highlight them when flow = 1?

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"strawberry" wrote in message
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my table

begin node , end node , flow
1 2 1

flow is either 0 or 1, i want a function that will show all of the rows
where flow =1. its a rather large table so it needs to be dynamic and
only show where flow =1. it should display the values in begin node and
end node, or 2 seperate functions will do the job just as wll.

many thanks





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thanks guys, thats awesome.
Beege wrote:
strwberry,

or use autofilter on the flow row?

Beege

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Why not use conditional formatting to highlight them when flow = 1?

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(remove nothere from email address if mailing direct)

"strawberry" wrote in message
oups.com...
my table

begin node , end node , flow
1 2 1

flow is either 0 or 1, i want a function that will show all of the rows
where flow =1. its a rather large table so it needs to be dynamic and
only show where flow =1. it should display the values in begin node and
end node, or 2 seperate functions will do the job just as wll.

many thanks




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Hi Strawberry,

Another way.

=IF(C2=1,A2&" "&B2&" "&"Flo="&C2,"")

Where Begin is in column A
Where End is in column B
Where Flow is in column C
Fill down as far as needed

HTH
Regards,


"strawberry" wrote in message
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my table

begin node , end node , flow
1 2 1

flow is either 0 or 1, i want a function that will show all of the rows
where flow =1. its a rather large table so it needs to be dynamic and
only show where flow =1. it should display the values in begin node and
end node, or 2 seperate functions will do the job just as wll.

many thanks





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