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    Looking for a formula that copies entire row of matching criteria onto a new sheet

    Hi,

    I will be manually updating the status of each job and I am looking for a formula that will move the entire row for each accepted job onto a new sheet automatically. There is a sample workbook attached.

    Let me know if you need any more clarity. Hopefully someone can help out!

    Thanks!
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    Re: Looking for a formula that copies entire row of matching criteria onto a new sheet

    Your profile says 2015... I am assuming that that means you are using Excel 365 (please amend if so...).

    You can use:

    =FILTER(Sample!A2:H15,Sample!E2:E15="Accepted")&""
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    Re: Looking for a formula that copies entire row of matching criteria onto a new sheet

    Thank you Glenn, I have updated my profile. The formula you provided does not update Sheet1 any time I change the status of a job from Pending or Rejected to "Accepted" in the Sample Sheet. Do you know of any formulas that will keep the flow automated?

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    Re: Looking for a formula that copies entire row of matching criteria onto a new sheet

    Yes it does!! Have you got calculation options set to manual, perhaps??

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    Re: Looking for a formula that copies entire row of matching criteria onto a new sheet

    Got it figured out thank you so much!!

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    Re: Looking for a formula that copies entire row of matching criteria onto a new sheet

    You're welcome.



    It would be very nice if you were to just click the Add Reputation button at the foot of any of the posts of members who helped you reach a solution.

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