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    Separating data into two worksheets

    Hi,

    I'm looking to separate the data in a worksheet into two other worksheets; one called labor, the second materials.

    The data (sample attached) is to be split on the basis of the value in column H and both worksheets should carry the first line so that I keep the headers for a pivot table as the next step.

    Is there someone who can help with this please?

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    Re: Separating data into two worksheets

    I can't see why you need to separate the data, especially as you say it is for a Pivottable in the next step. Just create a Pivottable from the data
    Hope that helps.

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    Re: Separating data into two worksheets

    Hi,

    The reason for wanting to separate is that the column which carries hours for labour sometimes carries a "1" for material costs and vice versa

    This is a historical problem with our system and the data is approx 10,000 lines long

    Thanks

    Louise

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