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I have a bunch of data that I'd like to filter by specifically excluding one
piece of data. Specifically, if one column in my data contains the value, I would like to use <1803 as the criteria. However, it seems that Excel treats that cell as if it were empty. Is it possible to have a "not equal to" in an advanced filter? Also, and I don't think it makes a difference, the column containing the 1803 also has stuff like 0507, 0110, 1409, 1815--all defined as text because leading zeros must be included. I've tried using a leading ' before the number, but that doesn't work, either. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks |
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