simple macro

patsyreyes

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Here's what my database will look like:

GEE-xxx 1109-xxx-11MRT100 181370034 7/13/11
GEE-xxx 1109-xxx-11MRT100 181370035 7/13/11
GEC-xxx 2003-xxx-11MMT300 181454517 7/13/11
GEC-xxx 2003-xxx-11MMT300 181398714 7/13/11
GEL-xxx 2003-xxx-11MLT300 181305479 7/14/11
GEE-xxx 2003-xxx-11MLT300 181415880 7/14/11
GEL-xxx 2003-xxx-11MLT300 181451720 7/14/11

What I need is a macro that will return all those beginning with GEE in the first column.
 

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Yes, but the database is not for my use solely. Others are not so savy in excel. A quick macro button is the easiest.
 
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