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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vlookup doesn't work, or why would i bother posting. with problem with vlookup is that the same row could be repeated, unless i'm missing something.

 

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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