Custom View

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StompS

Can I have rows included in a custom view if certain text is in a particluar
column in particular rows (I want to show the header columns on all views)?
 
S

StompS

From what I'm gathering, I may be able to combine autofilter and custom view
to get what I need.....

I need a quick way (either by worksheet tab or toolbar button) to view data
on my sheet that is viewed in a certain view IF a particular "list" cell
matches a criteria and then I can slect which columns are pertinent for that
view. My problem is that I'm strangulated by my limited knowledge of Excel's
capabilities and and trying to figure out a way to do it using what I know
thus far.......
 
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Anne Troy

IF I were you (now THERE's an IF statement!), I would make a sample workbook
and upload it somewhere on the web. Git yer butt over to the Excel VBA
newsgroups (beginners? I don't go in there anymore) or over to
www.vbaexpress.com/forum (where you can upload the file right there) and ask
for help with it. It's EVER so much easier for people to help you when you
provide a sample workbook with which they can SHOW you or write the code
right in your workbook. When I'm answering quesitons, I tend to bypass the
long wordy ones that I have to try to figure out in my head. I'm a
visual-kinda person myself. :) I think your question certainly warrants the
sample file. Good luck!!
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
 
S

StompS

Thanks, Anne! I'll try that!

Anne Troy said:
IF I were you (now THERE's an IF statement!), I would make a sample
workbook and upload it somewhere on the web. Git yer butt over to the
Excel VBA newsgroups (beginners? I don't go in there anymore) or over to
www.vbaexpress.com/forum (where you can upload the file right there) and
ask for help with it. It's EVER so much easier for people to help you when
you provide a sample workbook with which they can SHOW you or write the
code right in your workbook. When I'm answering quesitons, I tend to
bypass the long wordy ones that I have to try to figure out in my head.
I'm a visual-kinda person myself. :) I think your question certainly
warrants the sample file. Good luck!!
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
 

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