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Listing data in different sheets according to values in master sheet

Hello Experts!

My question will likely be child's-play for an Excel expert.  Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a monthly budget on Sheet 1.  In Column A, I list the names of all my monthly expenses (e.g. cell phone, electric, water, etc).  In Column B I list the day of the month the bill is due (e.g. 1, 17, 31, etc).

I want to create two new sheets.  In the first new sheet I want to list all the bills which are due between the 1st and the 15th of the month.  In the second new sheet I want to list all the bills which are due between the 16th and 31st of the month.

I attempted to do this in Apple's iWork Numbers using simple IF statements, but I hate all the whitespace.  Please see the attached image.

Does anybody have a good suggestion on how to do this?

Let me know.  Thanks!

Brendan


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Thanks for your quick reply.  I'm sorry it took me so long to accept your answer.
Rob,
  thanks for the assistance. apologies for not following your script.

 I must admit, I am not able to discover how you defined the "crit1/2"; "filter1/2" and "Data" variables (or what appear to be variables). What am I missing?

 It appears the advanced filter will move me along quite well, adding code to allow moving records to sequencing rows may be a challenge.

attached is what I have so far.
Nothing attached and I think you have commented on the question I pointed you towards as an example rather than your own.

Attach your sample to your question and I will take a look. I will advise that I am quite pushed for time at the minute and even worse next week with a new starter in the office.

Thanks
Rob H
no worries on timing. this is a work in process.

I realized my mistake and attempted to post with file in the appropriate dialogue sequence.

thanks again.