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JessieH83821517
Apr 14, 2021Copper Contributor
Creating a master sheet that groups data across worksheets based on a shared value in common column
I’m creating an excel doc to map out and organize features for a project. I have the different features broken down into separate worksheets. N each worksheet there are three columns. A is the story n...
mathetes
Apr 15, 2021Gold Contributor
Unless I'm mistaken the FILTER function would work (IF, that is, you have the most recent version of Excel on your Windows machine). I use it to access external files, in a process quite analogous to what you're describing, as it also allows you to specify the criteria to be met for the rows to be "imported."
Here's a link to a helpful video introducing the FILTER function just last year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I9DtFOVPIg
- JessieH83821517Apr 15, 2021Copper ContributorHi Mathetes,
Thanks for the response. I should have been clearer about what I was trying to do. Everything is actually in the same excel doc, the different features are in different tabs.- mathetesApr 16, 2021Gold ContributorThat makes it even easier. The FILTER function will work within workbooks as well. Have you watched the video?
- JessieH83821517Apr 18, 2021Copper ContributorI have watched the video. It does appear to be what I need, although a bit over my head. If you’re able to help, how was the master sheet created in the demo in the video and how would I be able to get that to work to pull in data from multiple tabs? Also, I don’t need the master to complete any calculations. I just need the rows to pull into the master and allow sorting. More rows will be added to the various tabs on a daily or weekly basis.