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It is easy to set up a data filter from the drop down menu.
Is there a way to set up a filter for multiple items from a data table that has item added to it, without having to manually adjust the setting each time as you would using the Data/filter drop down menu? I've tried using "If" functions but that will not give me a list. How do I do it? Help, in Idaho. |
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Maybe you can use Data|Filter Advanced filter with a criteria range.
Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://contextures.com/xladvfilter02.html I like to cheat. I add another column to the autofilter range and I put a formula that evaluates to true/false and then filter on that. Say your range to filter is in Sheet1!A1:X999, with the item in column A. Your list of things you want to see is in Sheet2, column A. I'd insert a new column B and put a formula like: =isnumber(match(a2,sheet2!a:a,0)) And drag down Then filter on the truthiness of that helper column. Idaho Excel User wrote: It is easy to set up a data filter from the drop down menu. Is there a way to set up a filter for multiple items from a data table that has item added to it, without having to manually adjust the setting each time as you would using the Data/filter drop down menu? I've tried using "If" functions but that will not give me a list. How do I do it? Help, in Idaho. -- Dave Peterson |
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