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Another way: have a look at the auto filter feature.
-- Good Luck, Peg "Gary Braida" wrote: Hello, I have a spreadsheet consisting of 15 columns and 100 rows. I would like to search a column for a specific string or based on some other criteria (e.g., 150) and for columns meeting the desired criteria, I would like to print the entire row (all columns) within the same worksheet or on a new worksheet. Can this be done using one or more formulas but without getting into VB or fancy macros? Can this be done period? I'm looking for something that searches the column using the same or similar approach as the "sumif" function but instead of summing the specificed range, I want to print the rows. Thank you in advance for your support. Please reply to . Thank you very much! Regards, Gary Braida |
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