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I have a excel file with a list like the following. The first 3 columns are always the same (Color, Form, Size), the rest of the columns can be different.
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
red 2 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
red 3 2 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
blue 2 2 asdf asdf asdf
I would like to filter for the Form, and only show rows with for example Form=1, but keep the subtitles. So with the Filter Form=1 it should look like:
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
Is it possible to create this with Excel in a userfriendly way?
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
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I have a excel file with a list like the following. The first 3 columns are always the same (Color, Form, Size), the rest of the columns can be different.
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
red 2 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
red 3 2 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
blue 2 2 asdf asdf asdf
I would like to filter for the Form, and only show rows with for example Form=1, but keep the subtitles. So with the Filter Form=1 it should look like:
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
Is it possible to create this with Excel in a userfriendly way?
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
Assuming entries with the same criteria for Color/Form/Size would all have the same information in other1/other2/other3/stuff1/stuff2/stuff3, wouldn't it be easier to use a table and have all information in one row per entry? So, if blue - 1 - 2 has the same date in each sub-set, move those columns to a single table with 11 columns. Would that work?
– jrichall
Jan 31 at 18:17
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I have a excel file with a list like the following. The first 3 columns are always the same (Color, Form, Size), the rest of the columns can be different.
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
red 2 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
red 3 2 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
blue 2 2 asdf asdf asdf
I would like to filter for the Form, and only show rows with for example Form=1, but keep the subtitles. So with the Filter Form=1 it should look like:
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
Is it possible to create this with Excel in a userfriendly way?
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
I have a excel file with a list like the following. The first 3 columns are always the same (Color, Form, Size), the rest of the columns can be different.
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
red 2 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
red 3 2 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
blue 2 2 asdf asdf asdf
I would like to filter for the Form, and only show rows with for example Form=1, but keep the subtitles. So with the Filter Form=1 it should look like:
Color Form Size other1 other2
blue 1 2 asdf asdf
Color Form Size other1 other2 other3
green 1 3 asdf asdf asdf
Color Form Size stuff1 stuff2 stuff3
Is it possible to create this with Excel in a userfriendly way?
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
asked Jan 31 at 14:19
nbarnbar
14316
14316
Assuming entries with the same criteria for Color/Form/Size would all have the same information in other1/other2/other3/stuff1/stuff2/stuff3, wouldn't it be easier to use a table and have all information in one row per entry? So, if blue - 1 - 2 has the same date in each sub-set, move those columns to a single table with 11 columns. Would that work?
– jrichall
Jan 31 at 18:17
add a comment |
Assuming entries with the same criteria for Color/Form/Size would all have the same information in other1/other2/other3/stuff1/stuff2/stuff3, wouldn't it be easier to use a table and have all information in one row per entry? So, if blue - 1 - 2 has the same date in each sub-set, move those columns to a single table with 11 columns. Would that work?
– jrichall
Jan 31 at 18:17
Assuming entries with the same criteria for Color/Form/Size would all have the same information in other1/other2/other3/stuff1/stuff2/stuff3, wouldn't it be easier to use a table and have all information in one row per entry? So, if blue - 1 - 2 has the same date in each sub-set, move those columns to a single table with 11 columns. Would that work?
– jrichall
Jan 31 at 18:17
Assuming entries with the same criteria for Color/Form/Size would all have the same information in other1/other2/other3/stuff1/stuff2/stuff3, wouldn't it be easier to use a table and have all information in one row per entry? So, if blue - 1 - 2 has the same date in each sub-set, move those columns to a single table with 11 columns. Would that work?
– jrichall
Jan 31 at 18:17
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Assuming entries with the same criteria for Color/Form/Size would all have the same information in other1/other2/other3/stuff1/stuff2/stuff3, wouldn't it be easier to use a table and have all information in one row per entry? So, if blue - 1 - 2 has the same date in each sub-set, move those columns to a single table with 11 columns. Would that work?
– jrichall
Jan 31 at 18:17