Finding and retrieving info

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Matthew McManus

I wish to search a column for a particular value.

If the value is found, I want to be able to copy all the information in
that particular row to a new worksheet. The original worksheet is then
searched again for any more occurrences of the value and if found, that
row is copied to row 2 of the new worksheet, and so on until the
orginal worksheet has been completely searched.

Can I write a macro to do that?

If so, the next step would be to search a number of columns in the
orginal worksheet for various values. If all values are found, the row
is copied to the new worksheet, and so on as above.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
Matthew
 
Matthew said:
I wish to search a column for a particular value.

If the value is found, I want to be able to copy all the information in
that particular row to a new worksheet. The original worksheet is then
searched again for any more occurrences of the value and if found, that
row is copied to row 2 of the new worksheet, and so on until the
orginal worksheet has been completely searched.

Can I write a macro to do that?
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If the functions in the freely downloadable file at
http://home.pacbell.net/beban are available to your workbook, a macro is
not required. You can array enter into the first rows of the new
worksheet (enoughs rows to accommodate the number of occurrences of the
sought value, and enough columns to accommodate a full row) something
lke the following:

=ArrayRowFilter1(Sheet("whatever")!dataRange,relevant_column,sought_value)

Alan Beban
 
My question would be, what code do you want. Do you want search a range for
multiple instances of a value (see the example code for the FindNext method
in VBA help. You have the code).

Or do you want to search multiple columns for specific value, with a copy
occuring when all values are found in a single row?


Or are you asking for two things.

Generally, spoon feeding small parts of a problem to the group as single
questions is counter productive since while they may appear progressive to
you, from a programming standpoint, they may be better accomplished with
quite different algorithms - thus asking people to do work which is thrown
away.
 
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