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Searching for non-blank cells

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GlennH - 24 Jan 2005 01:23 GMT
I've been manipulating a fair amount of data.  In some instances I have been
cutting some data out of a worksheet and pasting it into another one.  Just
when I think I have all the data out of the central worksheet, I find some
more data that is quite a few cell rows down.

Is there a way that I ask excel to search for the next cell with some data
in it - without knowing what that data is?
Ragdyer - 24 Jan 2005 01:45 GMT
You can try "Go To".

<F5> <Special>,
and choose "Constants", then <OK>.
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> I've been manipulating a fair amount of data.  In some instances I have been
> cutting some data out of a worksheet and pasting it into another one.  Just
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> Is there a way that I ask excel to search for the next cell with some data
> in it - without knowing what that data is?
NewsMan - 24 Jan 2005 18:47 GMT
this website should help you

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/noblanks.htm

> I've been manipulating a fair amount of data.  In some instances I have been
> cutting some data out of a worksheet and pasting it into another one.  Just
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Is there a way that I ask excel to search for the next cell with some data
> in it - without knowing what that data is?
biswajit paik - 20 Feb 2008 11:41 GMT
I have a table of data, with the heading like Author ,Name of Books,
Publisher, Subject. Now I want to search data. Subject wise . Like If I give
History then I want all  books under history subject.. & I want to do this
under a drop down box. ???
Dave Peterson - 20 Feb 2008 15:15 GMT
Maybe you could select your range and apply data|filter|autofilter.

Then you could filter to show a particular subject.  Or click on the Custom
option and use a criteria of "contains History".

> I have a table of data, with the heading like Author ,Name of Books,
> Publisher, Subject. Now I want to search data. Subject wise . Like If I give
> History then I want all  books under history subject.. & I want to do this
> under a drop down box. ???

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