Show Pages Feature in Pivot Table, is it available in a regular worksheet

easydawg98

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One of the best tools that Pivot Tables let's me use is the ability to create new tabs very easy. Anything field placed in the Report Filter is doable. My question is, is there a similiar feature available in the regulard data worksheet?
 

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I'm not aware of any built-in feature of Excel that does this. A VBA macro could read a list from a range and create a new sheet for each value.
 
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