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July 6th, 2004, 11:51 AM
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Spreadsheet query
I have devised a list of items in a Microsoft Excel
spreadsheet. Against each item (in a different cell) is an amount which represtents the items value. I want to be able to use this spreadsheet, so that I can extract, say, all items under £6,000. Is this possible in Excel, or should I be using a database? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Michael. 
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July 6th, 2004, 11:53 AM
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Spreadsheet query
Hello Michael
Advanced Filter is one way, Pivot Table is an other way. To my opinion, use of a database would be advisable if records exceed around 10000 items. HTH Cordially Pascal "Michael Dedman" a écrit dans le message de t... I have devised a list of items in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. Against each item (in a different cell) is an amount which represtents the items value. I want to be able to use this spreadsheet, so that I can extract, say, all items under £6,000. Is this possible in Excel, or should I be using a database? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Michael.
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