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How to using Filter in Kingsoft Spreadsheets 2010
23th, June, 2010. From KSOffice Team
Filtering is a quick and easy way to find and handle a subset of data in a list. A filtered range only shows the rows that meet the criteria you have specified for a column. Unlike sorting, filtering does not rearrange the list. Filtering temporarily hides the rows that you do not want to show.
When Kingsoft Spreadsheets filters rows, you can edit, format, chart and print the subset of your list without regarding of rearranging or moving it.
1> Unfiltered range
2> Filtered range
When you use the Automatic Filter command, Automatic Filter arrows appear to the right of the column labels in the filtered range.
You can use Automatic Filter to display rows that contain one or more values. You can also use custom Automatic Filter to show columns that meet over one conditions for a column.
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When you choose to remove the Automatic Filter arrows, the hidden rows will be canceled, and all the contents will be displayed.Tags: Kingsoft, Kingsoft Office 2010, kingsoft spreadsheets
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