Hi, I am new to the site. I also am fairly new to Microsoft Excel 2003. As you can see is the photo, there are 3 groups of data. I can apply autofilter to 1 group but how can I apply autofilter to all 3 at the same time?
Hi, I am new to the site. I also am fairly new to Microsoft Excel 2003. As you can see is the photo, there are 3 groups of data. I can apply autofilter to 1 group but how can I apply autofilter to all 3 at the same time?
Last edited by c4outlaws; 09-14-2011 at 04:01 PM.
You can't. You can select all the data and apply an Autofilter which you can use across the whole sheet.
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Is the any way at all to make each group sortable as separate groups?
You can manually select each group of data (rows) and sort it, making sure you don't extend the selection.
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hmm....newer versions of excel allow multiple auto filters? what is advanced filter? can that help in my situation? I appreciate your help.
Why don't you try separating the data onto three different worksheets and sorting them individually? Unless you need to see all of the data to compare... then I would suggest making a different column for each heading... and for those that it does not apply, use "N/A" or leave blank. Then you can sort everyone together. Hope this makes sense... I've attached an example of the before and after; sorry for the crudeness. If you'll attach the actual workbook instead of a screenshot, it'd help!
It totally makes sense. I was just hoping to keep all the team data on 1 worksheet but be able to sort the 3 tables separately. That way it I could sort all the D separate from the C, LW and RW. Vice-versa with the sorting the C, LW and RW as one gruop separate from the rest. I have attached the workbook.
(C, LW and RW are combined as a group)
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