when getting the dropdown menu from filter I sometimes would like to make
more than one selection or even exclude just one kind. I thought this could
be achieved with tickboxes in front of the found strings. e.g:
yes/no blanks
yes/no 1
yes/no 2
yes/no 3
if no selections are made just clicking the selected string would suffice
but if they are an enter should be made.

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Have you looked at the custom part of autofilter?

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"ancharwashere" wrote in message
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when getting the dropdown menu from filter I sometimes would like to make
more than one selection or even exclude just one kind. I thought this
could
be achieved with tickboxes in front of the found strings. e.g:
yes/no blanks
yes/no 1
yes/no 2
yes/no 3
if no selections are made just clicking the selected string would suffice
but if they are an enter should be made.

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Yes, that custom thing is quite powerful but I use the equals X OR equals Y
so often I thought it would be neat. Thanks.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Have you looked at the custom part of autofilter?

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Peo Sjoblom

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"ancharwashere" wrote in message
...
when getting the dropdown menu from filter I sometimes would like to make
more than one selection or even exclude just one kind. I thought this
could
be achieved with tickboxes in front of the found strings. e.g:
yes/no blanks
yes/no 1
yes/no 2
yes/no 3
if no selections are made just clicking the selected string would suffice
but if they are an enter should be made.

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