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prana1

Multiple Select
 
Hi,

I would like to select multiple results within a filter within a spreadsheet
with multiple columns.

There are three ways that I know of the create a custom filter:

I can use the AutoFilter option and use the dropdowns to filter out one item
at a time. €“ too few.

I also can create a Pivot Table, pull all the columns over, and then use the
drop downs to choose multiple results. A lot of work, as I am creating the
pivot table just so I can select choose multiple dropdown options.

I can create a custom filter, and select at most 2 results using the And/Or
command, but no more.

Does anyone know if there is there a way to filter out more than 2 options,
and not have to go to the trouble to create a pivot table?


Thanks,

Eric in FL


Bob Phillips

Multiple Select
 
Yes, add a helper column with a conditional formula that returns TRUE for
rows that meet both criteria, and filter on this column.

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HTH

Bob


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"prana1" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I would like to select multiple results within a filter within a
spreadsheet
with multiple columns.

There are three ways that I know of the create a custom filter:

I can use the AutoFilter option and use the dropdowns to filter out one
item
at a time. - too few.

I also can create a Pivot Table, pull all the columns over, and then use
the
drop downs to choose multiple results. A lot of work, as I am creating
the
pivot table just so I can select choose multiple dropdown options.

I can create a custom filter, and select at most 2 results using the
And/Or
command, but no more.

Does anyone know if there is there a way to filter out more than 2
options,
and not have to go to the trouble to create a pivot table?


Thanks,

Eric in FL





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