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Separating groups in spreadsheet
I am working with a 20,000 line spreadsheet of clothing - style, color,
sizes, etc. I have already done sorts to get my products in a consecutive listing the way I want. Now, is there a way to separate, highlight, or underline or something whenever a style changes? I might have a list of 50 of one style, 30 of another style and want to designate somehow the end of a partiacular style. Maybe even insert a column and have just the style print once, at the beginning of a group of the same style.... Thanks |
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RE: Separating groups in spreadsheet
Chip,
Assume your styles start in cell B7 AND continue down in column B. You can enter a "conditional" format formula similar to: =$B7<>$B6 that applies a desired color, font, fill and/or number format when the condition is met. The cell can then be copied and a Paste Special | Formats can be applied to all cells that you want to contain the conditional formating. For example, if the conditional format applies a bright yellow fill and a bold font to cell B7, then ALL cells that you apply the Paste Special | Format to will also have this format if the row they are in is the first row of a new style. I hope this helps. Good Luck. "Chip" wrote: > I am working with a 20,000 line spreadsheet of clothing - style, color, > sizes, etc. I have already done sorts to get my products in a consecutive > listing the way I want. > > Now, is there a way to separate, highlight, or underline or something > whenever a style changes? I might have a list of 50 of one style, 30 of > another style and want to designate somehow the end of a partiacular style. > Maybe even insert a column and have just the style print once, at the > beginning of a group of the same style.... > > Thanks |
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Re: Separating groups in spreadsheet
Chip
Check out the subtotal function under the data menu. you may need to do something stupid like 'count' the products, but you will then have a hierarchy that can be expanded and contracted using the '+' in the row area and you can also set this up to start a new page in print at each change in subtotal. -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England nick_hodgeTAKETHISOUT@zen.co.ukANDTHIS web: www.excelusergroup.org web: www.nickhodge.co.uk "Chip" <Chip@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:27C35BE1-F243-4DE3-A955-236A317C960F@microsoft.com... > I am working with a 20,000 line spreadsheet of clothing - style, color, > sizes, etc. I have already done sorts to get my products in a consecutive > listing the way I want. > > Now, is there a way to separate, highlight, or underline or something > whenever a style changes? I might have a list of 50 of one style, 30 of > another style and want to designate somehow the end of a partiacular > style. > Maybe even insert a column and have just the style print once, at the > beginning of a group of the same style.... > > Thanks |
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