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I have created a spreadsheet with a formula in every cell
of two complete columns. I wish to use Autofilter to view different items in the non-calculated fields. When I select an item I get a good display; however when I select ALL to revert to the original display, Excel stops responding and I have to abort it. Is this a known problem? Any workarounds? Thanks everybody - ===Toby Wallis=== |
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I think the volume is the problem, complete columns are pushing to the limit. More memory might easethe situation, but.. Excel 2003 allows you to filter the data to another sheet on the Advanced Filter Options. I'd try that. If you have an earlier version then try Debra Dalgliesh's site contextures.com and look at Advanced Filters. Tom Ogilvy has written code to copy data to another sheet. Regards Peter >-----Original Message----- >I have created a spreadsheet with a formula in every cell >of two complete columns. > >I wish to use Autofilter to view different items in the >non-calculated fields. > >When I select an item I get a good display; however when >I select ALL to revert to the original display, Excel >stops responding and I have to abort it. > >Is this a known problem? Any workarounds? > >Thanks everybody - > >===Toby Wallis=== >. > |
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Thanks, Peter. I think you're right - there were formulae
in 2 entire columns and when I reduce this to just 100 rows the problem goes away. This being the case, does anybody know of a way to copy formulae to a new row when the current row has data added? That way I won't have to keep on adding new blank rows with the formulae in. ===Toby=== >-----Original Message----- >Toby > >I think the volume is the problem, complete columns are >pushing to the limit. More memory might easethe situation, >but.. > >Excel 2003 allows you to filter the data to another sheet >on the Advanced Filter Options. I'd try that. > >If you have an earlier version then try Debra Dalgliesh's >site contextures.com and look at Advanced Filters. Tom >Ogilvy has written code to copy data to another sheet. > >Regards >Peter >>-----Original Message----- >>I have created a spreadsheet with a formula in every cell >>of two complete columns. >> >>I wish to use Autofilter to view different items in the >>non-calculated fields. >> >>When I select an item I get a good display; however when >>I select ALL to revert to the original display, Excel >>stops responding and I have to abort it. >> >>Is this a known problem? Any workarounds? >> >>Thanks everybody - >> >>===Toby Wallis=== >>. >> >. > |
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