Mattyastill
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Hi,
I've used conditional formatting on a large set of data to highlight a specific criteria. I have then got formula which gets the highlighted rows into a separate table but the gaps are still there. I was wondering if i was possible to use formula to paste in the rows into another sheet but get rids of the blank lines.
I will be continually posting new sets of data and into the master template i've made to highlight certain areas. Having the ability to copy and paste the dataset and it automatically display the Rows from the conditional formatting on a new sheet would be great.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I've used conditional formatting on a large set of data to highlight a specific criteria. I have then got formula which gets the highlighted rows into a separate table but the gaps are still there. I was wondering if i was possible to use formula to paste in the rows into another sheet but get rids of the blank lines.
I will be continually posting new sets of data and into the master template i've made to highlight certain areas. Having the ability to copy and paste the dataset and it automatically display the Rows from the conditional formatting on a new sheet would be great.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.