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Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need. Moreover, one thing ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...
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Hello ASHLEIGH,
Thank you for your question. We’re sorry to hear that you’re facing difficulties with the VBA code. In fact, the ExcelDemy team has tested the Excel file and the code with other workbooks following your comment and the code appears to be working correctly.
However, you can check the following 4 steps.
1. You can choose any of the two formats according to your need from Method-2. Additionally, read the Notes given after each code. This will help you to understand the code properly.
2. You must create a worksheet where you want to move the filtered rows.
3. Set the Input Worksheet and Destination Worksheet names properly with the Range.
4. In this code, we have selected Cable as filter criteria. So, the rows containing Cable within the given Range will be deleted and it will be moved to your Destination Workbook. So, make sure you have provided the criteria according to your dataset.
I hope this will solve your issue. If you still face problems, please feel free to comment again or send your workbook through e-mail so that I can check the issue.
Hello DERRELL,
Thank you for your question. I will be glad if I can help you even a little.
First of all, YES, you can sort two columns based on the second column without creating a new table.
If you want to know the process in detail, kindly read through the following article.
https://www.exceldemy.com/sort-data-in-excel-by-value/
I hope this will solve your issue. If you still face problems, please feel free to comment again or send your workbook through e-mail so that our team can check the issue.
Hello KOBUS,
Thank you for your question. We’re sorry to hear that you’re facing difficulties with the VBA code. In fact, the ExcelDemy team has tested the Excel file and the code with other workbooks following your comment and the code appears to be working correctly.
However, you can check the following 2 steps.
1. Follow the individual steps properly.
2. You have to insert the code by using the View Code option of a particular sheet. It will not work if you insert it in a VBA Module.
I hope this will solve your issue. If you still face problems, please feel free to comment again or send your workbook so that I can check the issue.