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I have a job list of all jobs we have in our shop, is has about 1500
customers on it with a company name, job description, date, P.O. # and Job #. If I wanted to see all of company "A's" Jobs over the last year, how would I do this? Thank you |
Look in Help under the keyword FILTER
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assuming your column headings are in row 1 and your list of jobs start in row 2 with no totally blank rows between each job, click in A2 choose data / filter / autofilter ... click on the little arrow that appears on the company name column and choose the company you want you can also filter on the date column - to get the info for a specific year use the arrow and the word custom in the first box choose greater than or equal to and in the date box type the 1/1/05 choose and and then choose less than or equal to and type 12/31/05 -- Cheers JulieD check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm ....well i'm working on it anyway "Tara" wrote in message ... I have a job list of all jobs we have in our shop, is has about 1500 customers on it with a company name, job description, date, P.O. # and Job #. If I wanted to see all of company "A's" Jobs over the last year, how would I do this? Thank you |
Tara wrote:
I have a job list of all jobs we have in our shop, is has about 1500 customers on it with a company name, job description, date, P.O. # and Job #. If I wanted to see all of company "A's" Jobs over the last year, how would I do this? Thank you High light the entire sheet then go to Date Filter Auto filter This will put a dropdown box at the top of every column. Go to the Company field hit the drop down and select the Company you would like to see. gls858 |
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