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Hi,

JZ1982 wrote (23-04-11 23:43)
First of all I'm new to LibreOffice and i'm kind of a numbskull if it comes
to the more advanced options within this software.

What I'm trying to achieve is the following, I've got data consisting of
"code" "date" "text" "value" which I keep journalizing. I want to manipulate
this data in a different sheet in a manner that I want the whole rows parsed
to the different sheet depending on which "code" and "date" I'm looking for.

See the following picture:

[IMG]http://i54.tinypic.com/20ubpdt.jpg[/IMG]

I've been toying aroudn with DataPilot now for quite some time and I can
sort nicely on "code" but I fail to parse entire rows like I want to.

Getting the result as on the right side of your picture, can easily be done with the default filter.
  Data > Filter > Default
Then filter on code 402 and copy/paste the result to a different place, when needed.

Hmm, but is it this what you want to achieve?


Kind regards,
Cor

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