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I have a worksheet that contains a lot of information from different
suppliers. I'm going to create a column that will get filled with an "X" if we want to add that particular tool to our watch list. The watch list will be another sheet in the workbook. I want to copy the row where Column Z contains an "X" to the watch list sheet. Due to where I work, no one ever enables macros in workbooks so a macro won't work for me. Is there a formula out there that will easily let me do this? I've tried searching but haven't come up with anything yet. Thanks. |
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HTH -- AP a écrit dans le message de ups.com... I have a worksheet that contains a lot of information from different suppliers. I'm going to create a column that will get filled with an "X" if we want to add that particular tool to our watch list. The watch list will be another sheet in the workbook. I want to copy the row where Column Z contains an "X" to the watch list sheet. Due to where I work, no one ever enables macros in workbooks so a macro won't work for me. Is there a formula out there that will easily let me do this? I've tried searching but haven't come up with anything yet. Thanks. |
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