Hi,
I have a sheet of Data, that I am splitting into two sheets based on the contents of one cell in the row.
This I have achieved, but I need to find a way to ignore the blank lines, so each sheet has only the data rows, without the blanks..
I am sure there is a way to do this, but I can't seem to find it..
Last edited by walshyrigger; 12-12-2021 at 06:16 AM.
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Is this now resolved?
Hi Trevor,
Thanks for the Formula. It works great on the Sample data set I sent.
For a larger set, I altered the row and column numbers to match the larger set, and it works great.
The issue that remains is that the data set varies in size on different days.
Is there a way for the Scope of the formula to expand to accommodate the varying number of rows in the data without manually changing the scope?
I tried putting a large number for the end of the array, but it just returned an error.
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This isn't yet fully resolved. See post #5:
Is there a way for the Scope of the formula to expand to accommodate the varying number of rows in the data without manually changing the scope?
I tried putting a large number for the end of the array, but it just returned an error.
This worked for me:but, ideally, you should create Dynamic Named Ranges, one for the entire data area, and one for just column K, both based on the number of rows in, say, column K.Formula:Please Login or Register to view this content.
Our posts overlapped. I was responding to the +rep.This isn't yet fully resolved. See post #5:
Hi TMS
Thanks! That works.
I had a couple of old formulas sat in a cell further down the page, which were causing the error!
All Fixed now.
Many thanks for your help
You're welcome.👍👍👍
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