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hi community,

can help me solve this filtering...

example:

A
1
2

3

4

5

6

7

8


how can i filter out only those from "

any help?

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Insert a top row, place this in B2, copy down:
",A2)),"x","")
Then apply autofilter on col B, choose: x from the dropdown in B1
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A
1
2

3

4

5

6

7

8


how can i filter out only those from "


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thanks Max for the kind guidance

:)

thanks community as well
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"Max" wrote:

Insert a top row, place this in B2, copy down:
",A2)),"x","")
Then apply autofilter on col B, choose: x from the dropdown in B1
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"oldLearner57" wrote:
A
1
2

3

4

5

6

7

8


how can i filter out only those from "


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Actually you can use autofilter directly on col A's data
Just insert a new top row, then apply Autofilter on col A
Choose "Custom" from the dropdown in A1
In the Custom Autofilter dialog:
Choose "Contains", & input the search string: @yahoo.com
Click OK
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Max is right, u can also use ENDS WITH instead of CONTAINS .

"Max" wrote:

Actually you can use autofilter directly on col A's data
Just insert a new top row, then apply Autofilter on col A
Choose "Custom" from the dropdown in A1
In the Custom Autofilter dialog:
Choose "Contains", & input the search string: @yahoo.com
Click OK
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