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After I 'auto filter', I use the drop down menu to 'custom filter'. If I try
to choose 'equals = X' AND 'equals = Y', I get no records shown. The same
thing occurs trying 'contains' instead of 'equals'. It will work properly if
I'm choosing 'does not equal X' AND 'does not equal Y'....
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Barb R.
 
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In the field after equals are you putting "= X" or "X"? You should put in
the value that you want to match. Am I missing something?

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After I 'auto filter', I use the drop down menu to 'custom filter'. If I try
to choose 'equals = X' AND 'equals = Y', I get no records shown. The same
thing occurs trying 'contains' instead of 'equals'. It will work properly if
I'm choosing 'does not equal X' AND 'does not equal Y'....
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Peter Lindman

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For this to work, BOTH conditions have to be fulfilled. Perhaps you need to
specify
'equals X' OR 'equals Y' then if one or the other is true you get a result.
Could you supply some specific examples which will help finding you a
solution.
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