How to do this in excel?? Help!

i have a bunch of the columns, one of them labels the stock to be either Long or Short. if i want to put all the long in one tab and all the short in another tab, so i can reference them separately from there on, what formula should i use so it updates automatically when the first sheet refreshes? No macro please. thanks in advance!

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Make a table, then sort. That way you have all the long and short ones grouped together. Paste the short ones to a new sheet.

 

I am not quite sure how you have referenced the cells, if you can elaborate on that, I might be able to help out.

Try this. Create a new sheet. Now suppose column G mentions long or short. Go to the new sheet and type this formula. (Let's assume your current tab is called AS) if(AS!G1="long",G1,""). You can extend this across the row. Now you will get a list with all the long values, with rows missing for the short ones, go on and delete those if you like. DO the same for short.

 

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Do what someone said above with copying it to another sheet.Paste special and then copy values so the data doesn't get refreshed.

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