More details, please? My initial reaction would be, assuming you have column headers, to use filters--if you go to the Data tab and click the Filter button, it'll put drop-down buttons on the column headings. You can then use the filters to choose the rows you want to extract. Then, if you select only the visible rows (ask me how if you don't know how to do this; it's kind of confusing, and I need to do some research), you can copy them to a new spreadsheet.
If that won't work, please explain in gory detail what you're trying to do. There's an excellent chance I can help.
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If that won't work, please explain in gory detail what you're trying to do. There's an excellent chance I can help.
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What we're doing here is that I need a text file in order to put a guest list into a .doc file
What we need is for the Excel file with the columns Surname, Firstname, Country to extract to a RTF list that looks like
Surname, Firstname (Country)
for me to copypasta to the .doc file
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=A2 & ", " & B2 & " (" & C2 & ")"
Then copy that down for the length of the table, then copy column D into a Word doc. Then, probably, convert table to text, and save as RTF.
Does that make sense?
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