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Courtney Hudnall
Nov 01, 2017Copper Contributor
Is there a way to "copy" all information from a row to another sheet based on specific information?
I have one Master sheet and 6 bureau sheets. The Master sheet has 21 columns: Last name, first name, case#, SSN, Assigned Bureau, etc. The Assigned Bureau column has 6 different options (C100, E100,...
SergeiBaklan
Nov 25, 2017MVP
Hi Courtney,
Yes, that could be done through PivotTables. The only point is to apply correct layout to it. Where to place doesn't matter. Add to PivotTable all fields but Bureau which use as a filter.
Staying on PivotTable in ribbon Analyse->PivotTable Options select
confirm it
and new sheets will be generated for each value of the filter
To update all of them use RefreshAll
Sample file is attached.
Ruben_at_Fernwood
Dec 07, 2022Copper Contributor
Hello SergeiBaklan,
I need this same thing, but as you say, the point is to apply correct layout, and I can't figure that out.
I want the layout your sample file has, where, for example, all the names are in column A, all their phone numbers are in column B, addresses in column C... etc.
But what I get is Name in A4, phone number in A5, Address in A6, next name in A7, phone number A8 etc.
What is the trick to copy the rows from the Master and have them stay in rows in the pivot tables? Thank you for your help
I need this same thing, but as you say, the point is to apply correct layout, and I can't figure that out.
I want the layout your sample file has, where, for example, all the names are in column A, all their phone numbers are in column B, addresses in column C... etc.
But what I get is Name in A4, phone number in A5, Address in A6, next name in A7, phone number A8 etc.
What is the trick to copy the rows from the Master and have them stay in rows in the pivot tables? Thank you for your help
- Ruben_at_FernwoodDec 08, 2022Copper ContributorAha! I found it--Tabular Layout.