Good Afternoon,
Once completing a 'Find All' is it at all possible to move this information to a new worksheet?
Thanks,
Claire
Good Afternoon,
Once completing a 'Find All' is it at all possible to move this information to a new worksheet?
Thanks,
Claire
Good afternoon clarabelle
No, it isn't. This sort of thing can be achieved using a macro, but if you want to go down that route, you're going to have to procide a lot more information.Once completing a 'Find All' is it at all possible to move this information to a new worksheet?
DominicB
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Okely dokely, what info is required to produce a macro to do this?
Cheers
Hi clarabelle
Just spell out exactly what you’re trying to do.
Once you’ve found a cell you want to copy the cell / the whole row (?) to a new / old (?) sheet / workbook (?).
Where abouts in the (new) sheet / workbook (?)
Any gaps to be filled in? Are you copying formulae / text /numbers (?)
If formulae, do you want them copied across as numbers or formulae?
Just any extra information that someone who helps you might need to know about really. Saves time all round …
DominicB
Hi again,
I would want to copy the whole row into a new sheet, at the start of it, and only copying text.
I've attached an exxtract of the sheet and it's column 'E' that I searching on for all the rows containing the word "citrix"
Cheers,
Claire
Hi again,
I would want to copy the whole row into a new sheet, at the start of it, and only copying text.
I've attached an exxtract of the sheet and it's column 'E' that I searching on for all the rows containing the word "citrix"
Cheers,
Claire
Hi clarabelle
Something like this will work for you :
Before you run it select the whole of column E and this will copy any line where column E contains the word "citrix" into Sheet2. It will start at row 1 and move down after each "paste".![]()
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HTH
DominicB
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