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If Info. from one Sheet matches, send it to another sheet

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    Slava
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    If Info. from one Sheet matches, send it to another sheet

    I am trying two link to workbooks. The first workbook contains several
    different sheets with different peoples profiles on each sheet. In column C
    of each sheet, there is either 'RES' or a 'COM'. The second workbook is
    still blank. I would like to break that book up into two seperate sheets
    (one for 'RES' and one for 'COM'). If information in column C on the first
    spreadsheet is 'RES', I would like ALL the information in that Row to go to
    the second Workbook designated for 'RES' and vice versa! Is this possible?

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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: If Info. from one Sheet matches, send it to another sheet

    First, I think it's a mistake to separate your data. As soon as I do this, I
    have problems keeping the data in sync.

    But if you want, you could apply Data|Filter|Autofilter to that column. Filter
    to show RES and then copy those visible cells to the new RES sheet. Then filter
    to show COM and do the same.

    You'll have to do this for each sheet.

    If you need a macro, you can record one when you do it the first time.

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    I think I'd try to put all the data onto just one sheet. (Maybe adding a key
    column if required.) Then just use Data|Filter|autofilter to show/hide the data
    I need to see.

    Slava wrote:
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    > I am trying two link to workbooks. The first workbook contains several
    > different sheets with different peoples profiles on each sheet. In column C
    > of each sheet, there is either 'RES' or a 'COM'. The second workbook is
    > still blank. I would like to break that book up into two seperate sheets
    > (one for 'RES' and one for 'COM'). If information in column C on the first
    > spreadsheet is 'RES', I would like ALL the information in that Row to go to
    > the second Workbook designated for 'RES' and vice versa! Is this possible?


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    Dave Peterson

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