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Amanda L
Is there anyway to filter horizontally in Excel, rather than veritcally?
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Bernie Deitrick
Amanda,
Only with VBA code (macro or event) used to hide the columns that don't meet your criteria. For
example:
Sub HideX()
Dim myC As Range
For Each myC In Range("B2:H2")
myC.EntireColumn.Hidden = (myC.Value = "X")
Next myC
End Sub
Sub UnHide()
Cells.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
End Sub
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
Only with VBA code (macro or event) used to hide the columns that don't meet your criteria. For
example:
Sub HideX()
Dim myC As Range
For Each myC In Range("B2:H2")
myC.EntireColumn.Hidden = (myC.Value = "X")
Next myC
End Sub
Sub UnHide()
Cells.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
End Sub
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
D
Dave Peterson
Maybe you can group the columns.
Select a column(s)
Data|Group and Outline|Group.
(xl2003 menus)
You end up with the outlining symbols at the top. It's not the same as
filtering, though.
Maybe you could define custom views that hide/show the columns you want.
View|Custom Views
(also xl2003 menus)
Select a column(s)
Data|Group and Outline|Group.
(xl2003 menus)
You end up with the outlining symbols at the top. It's not the same as
filtering, though.
Maybe you could define custom views that hide/show the columns you want.
View|Custom Views
(also xl2003 menus)
M
Max
Amanda L said:Is there anyway to filter horizontally in Excel, rather than vertically?
You could also try Andrew Engwirda's page at:
http://blog.livedoor.jp/andrewe/archives/50283818.html
There's a d/l link for a sample file on the page
(Horizontal Filter)