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i am new in mac, and of course in numbers, until now i use exel, and i know to work with it, but now i want to use numbers, so...i want to make a filter like in excel.but i don.t know how.
Thanks.
Hover over a Column Label and click the triangle that appears. Choose the "More" option at the bottom of the list. In the Reorganize panel that appears, In the middle part of the Reorganize panel, select a column to filter on.
Jerry
hy, thanks for quick reply, but i dont think this is what i want...i will share a link...with a screen from excel to see what i want.maybe i wasnt soo clear:).thanks
here is the link:http://postimage.org/image/21c0rxxs4/
Hi,
The screen shot didn't really clarify the question for me.
Here's what Jerry was describing, the Reorganization panel, Numbers's equivalent to the 'Denumire' panel shown in your screen shot:
It's currently set to show only rows of the table where the temperature is recorded as between 11 and 13 °C. I've clicked the + button to the right of that condition to add a second, but have not started to build that condition yet.
Regards,
Barry
hy barry, thanks for replay, i will share a link from a video with a demo of what i do in exel,
my question is that is i can do somethink like this in numbers.
Hope u can help me.
here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKfDY9n7-h4
Thanks.
Hi v,
I think I'll have to pass on this one. I'm not familiar enough with the Excel interface to determine what you're doing from a hand-held low-res video.
There are others here who've used Excel far more than me, and may be better equipped to deal with this question. Perhaps they'll pick up the thread.
Regards, and best wishes,
Barry
Hy,
Thanks Barry, hope someone can help me.
...the video can be view in 720p..:).. Maybe u can figure it out:)
.thanks anyway
hy, how can i make filter in numbers, like in excel? can anybody help me?
