W dniu 2016-01-30 o 10:50, Luuk pisze:
On 30-01-16 01:12, gordom wrote:
Hello everyone.
How to filter out data in Calc to exclude huge series of data?
If I want to filter out not equal data now, I use advanced filter. I
put an operator "<>"in front of criteria data and transpose these
criteria from rows to columns. What can I do if I have thousands of
criteria records and there are simply not enough columns in spreadsheet?
Of course I can divided data into several spreadsheets but I want to
avoid that. Any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
gordom
What 1024 criteria are not enough to solve your problem?
Can you share (a piece) of your problem? Maybe someone knows a smarter
way to solve your problem using Calc.
I needed to compare two lists with almost 2000 products and find the
differences (in other words I wanted to hide all products that can be
found on both lists).
But the problem is already solved. I've sorted a list (only temporarily)
that was treated as a reference and used a LOOKUP formula. Then I used
an ordinary Autofilter.
Regards,
gordom
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