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Names find out as per NS

Tom22

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Hi,

I am looking for a code , which analys col. H and gives me names (Col. B) where NS is more than 2000


Attached a reference file


Please suggest something
 

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Hi !​
That no needs the code : just use the Excel basics like a filter for example …​
 
Marc..... My original data is very huge... Approx 90k rows.... Hence looking for this... Manual work is too tedious....
 
As Excel basics are often faster than a VBA code and here it's just a filter needing a 5 seconds manual operation ‼​
And if you want really a code post at least a workbook with source data and an expected result layout as we are not mind readers …​
 
As Excel basics are often faster than a VBA code and here it's just a filter needing a 5 seconds manual operation ‼​
And if you want really a code post at least a workbook with source data and an expected result layout as we are not mind readers …​
Marc... I have pasted one workbook in my first post itself.... I guess you missed it
 
No I did not missed it but as we are not mind readers you very not well read my post #4 ! (underlined part) :rolleyes:
As I won't guess anything so from your initial post that very not needs a code just using a filter (difficulty : child level) …​
 
Tom22
have pasted one workbook in my first post itself.... I guess you missed it
check #5 reply ... press that button and ... You'll have that You've looked...
 
It looks like the filter macro that vletm did should work fine for you Tom22.

It is really a trade-off though. Users don't want to do basic things like autofilter but don't want macros sometimes either. Usually, I wind up doing it via macros for myself too if it is a repetitive need.

For those that don't like to view code in attachments or can't find the code, I like to just post the code. If it is extremely complex, I just post the file. Sometimes, it is good to do both. Some forums don't allow attachments so posting code is a common practice. Here is the code from post #5 file.
Code:
Sub Do_It()
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    With ActiveSheet
        If .FilterMode Then
            .Range("H:H").AutoFilter
        Else
            .Range("H:H").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=">2000"
        End If
    End With
    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
The nice thing about it is that it toggles the filter on with filter applied and off with each click. Of course even that baffles some users.
 
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