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Hi,
I'm using Advanced filter, to search for a different criteria and now I'm stuck with this problem. One of my columns contains a list os secondary languages: Users Name Secondary Languages Joe french, german, italian Fred Japanese, french, arabic Using advanced filter, if my criterion is *french*german , it yields Joe, which is great, but if my criterion is *german*french it yields nothing. Is there anything in excel like `*{german, french}` where it can find the two strings regardless of their order? |
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