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tony01excel tony
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9/20/2016
how to copy a filter range to another column
Dear excel experts,
How can I copy data in a filtered range into one of the columns next to it?
thanks,
Microsoft Excel
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Rob Henson
8/22/2022 - Mon
Rob Henson
9/20/2016
With the filter in place, start in the first visible cell of the column where you want the copy with a formula:
=B2 assuming data coming from column B and first row is row 2
Then highlight down to the bottom of the destination column and use Ctrl + D to fill down; this will only populate in the visible cells.
Now remove the filter and highlight the column. Copy and paste values to break the links.
Thanks
Rob H
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Yamaafg
9/20/2016
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Rob Henson
9/20/2016
@Yamaafg - well done, that does it; as doing Ctrl + D only affects the visible cells I should have realised that Ctrl + R would do the same.
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=B2 assuming data coming from column B and first row is row 2
Then highlight down to the bottom of the destination column and use Ctrl + D to fill down; this will only populate in the visible cells.
Now remove the filter and highlight the column. Copy and paste values to break the links.
Thanks
Rob H