Pasting into visible cells only
Hi There,
I am currently heading up a project dealing with excel, wherein rows of data must be examined and a decision on whether to keep said data is made and written in the last column of each row. There are about 65000 rows of data.
There are many rows that could be cleared out preemptively, so that was done before any of the other rows were looked at, and those rows were filtered so as to not appear and clutter up space.
There are 2 other people on the project, so I've been simply copying the visible rows in sections and pasting them into new, smaller documents for them to work on. Once they have completed that, they email me back the document and I send them another one.
Here is where the issue occurs. When I attempt to paste the data back into the original filtered list, the rows paste over the hidden rows as well as the visible ones, messing up my data.
Is there any way for me to paste this last column of data onto the visible rows only, either through a Macro or base functionality in excel, or do I have to do this manually 65000 times?
Thanks much !!
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