Hi

Mark the complete range of data.
DataFilterAutofilter
You will have dropdowns on all columns (including any blank columns)
Select the first column you wish to filter by, chose what you want via
the dropdown. You will now have a filtered list.
Select any OTHER dropdown, and make a further selection. and the list
will be further filtered.

repeat as many times as you wish.

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Regards

Roger Govier


"TJ" wrote in message
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I tried that, but the second column I pick, auto-filter just toggles
the
filter off for the first column.
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TJ


"CLR" wrote:

Using AutoFilter......just filter on the columns one at a time.......

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"TJ" wrote:

I am helping a friend with this and I believe he is using Excel
2000.

I need to filter on multiple, non-concurrent columns. When I
select the
multiple columns I am told it has to be in a range. Is there any
way around
this?

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TJ