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I have a worksheet with one column contains a list of codes in each cell. The
list can be longer than 256 characters. When I tried to use the custom filter to filter this column, it does not seem to display rows containing what I was looking for correctly. In the column, the codes is listed in a comma delimited list like aaa, bbb, ccc, ... If I tried to use the custom filter to look for a code that exists on some rows beyond 256 characters, Excel will not display these rows. Only rows that the code can be found in the first 256 characters will be filtered. Is this a limitation of Excel? Is there a way to overcome this problem? RJ |
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Visit Debra Dalgleish's site for one workaround:
http://contextures.com/xlautofilter02.html#String RJ wrote: I have a worksheet with one column contains a list of codes in each cell. The list can be longer than 256 characters. When I tried to use the custom filter to filter this column, it does not seem to display rows containing what I was looking for correctly. In the column, the codes is listed in a comma delimited list like aaa, bbb, ccc, ... If I tried to use the custom filter to look for a code that exists on some rows beyond 256 characters, Excel will not display these rows. Only rows that the code can be found in the first 256 characters will be filtered. Is this a limitation of Excel? Is there a way to overcome this problem? RJ -- Dave Peterson |
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