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Advanced filter criteria
I am using the AdvancedFilter technique to filter a large data set.
Everything works fine. I am searching in a particular column for text matching the following pattern: ="=*TEXT*" and this works well. However, I need to use this filter to find records that contain double quote marks: " (the column contains part descriptions like '17" alloy wheels' and I want to filter out all the ones containing 17") If I include them in the expression, it doesn't work - I can't work out how to specify the criteria to include the quote marks. This isn't accepted: ="*17"*" but any ideas as to what will be accepted?! Thanks |
Advanced filter criteria
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equals *~"* or contains ~" -- Jacob "Andy Faulkner" wrote: I am using the AdvancedFilter technique to filter a large data set. Everything works fine. I am searching in a particular column for text matching the following pattern: ="=*TEXT*" and this works well. However, I need to use this filter to find records that contain double quote marks: " (the column contains part descriptions like '17" alloy wheels' and I want to filter out all the ones containing 17") If I include them in the expression, it doesn't work - I can't work out how to specify the criteria to include the quote marks. This isn't accepted: ="*17"*" but any ideas as to what will be accepted?! Thanks |
Advanced filter criteria
Excel won't let me enter that formula. The formula has to be entered like
this: ="=*~"*" but Excel won't accept that and gives an error in formula. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: diPrefix with tilde ~ equals *~"* or contains ~" -- Jacob "Andy Faulkner" wrote: I am using the AdvancedFilter technique to filter a large data set. Everything works fine. I am searching in a particular column for text matching the following pattern: ="=*TEXT*" and this works well. However, I need to use this filter to find records that contain double quote marks: " (the column contains part descriptions like '17" alloy wheels' and I want to filter out all the ones containing 17") If I include them in the expression, it doesn't work - I can't work out how to specify the criteria to include the quote marks. This isn't accepted: ="*17"*" but any ideas as to what will be accepted?! Thanks |
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