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Thanks for the quick reply. This is great. I didn't know how to use advanced filters. But this doesn't appear to do what I'm looking for.
I'm trying to have Excel produce a form that would list all of the records for one individual. Once I review that information, I can move on to the next one. Put another way, I'm trying to find a way to do this work in an environment that is NOT just a list of individual rows. I've tried this way, but the data is sufficiently similar that it's easy to make mistakes.
One way to think about it is that the datasheet is the back-end with the all the information. The form is the front end pulling all of the data for rows containing an ID number. So the form would so all the data from all the rows with ID.00001. I can then push a button to proceed to everything with ID.00002.
Does that help? The real issue for me is trying to get a better idea of what Excel forms can do as a front end for existing data rather than as a data entry tool.