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I have a list where one field has days of the week ("Sunday", "Monday", etc.)
in text. So, I can use the Advanced Filter with different rows that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" to return all of the records that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" in this field. What if I wanted to use the advanced filter to get records that have "Monday", "Tuesday", or BLANK (no value)? How do I tell the advanced filter that I'd also like records that have a blank in this field returned as well? This is easy with the AutoFilter; I just can't figure it out with the advanced filter! |
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In the third criteria cell, enter: ="="
Weekday Monday Tuesday ="=" After you press Enter, only the = will be displayed. dtencza wrote: I have a list where one field has days of the week ("Sunday", "Monday", etc.) in text. So, I can use the Advanced Filter with different rows that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" to return all of the records that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" in this field. What if I wanted to use the advanced filter to get records that have "Monday", "Tuesday", or BLANK (no value)? How do I tell the advanced filter that I'd also like records that have a blank in this field returned as well? This is easy with the AutoFilter; I just can't figure it out with the advanced filter! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Thanks, Debra! That worked exactly as I needed it to!! :)
"Debra Dalgleish" wrote: In the third criteria cell, enter: ="=" Weekday Monday Tuesday ="=" After you press Enter, only the = will be displayed. dtencza wrote: I have a list where one field has days of the week ("Sunday", "Monday", etc.) in text. So, I can use the Advanced Filter with different rows that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" to return all of the records that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" in this field. What if I wanted to use the advanced filter to get records that have "Monday", "Tuesday", or BLANK (no value)? How do I tell the advanced filter that I'd also like records that have a blank in this field returned as well? This is easy with the AutoFilter; I just can't figure it out with the advanced filter! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Debra,
Is there a way to do this for Non-blanks also? "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: In the third criteria cell, enter: ="=" Weekday Monday Tuesday ="=" After you press Enter, only the = will be displayed. dtencza wrote: I have a list where one field has days of the week ("Sunday", "Monday", etc.) in text. So, I can use the Advanced Filter with different rows that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" to return all of the records that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" in this field. What if I wanted to use the advanced filter to get records that have "Monday", "Tuesday", or BLANK (no value)? How do I tell the advanced filter that I'd also like records that have a blank in this field returned as well? This is easy with the AutoFilter; I just can't figure it out with the advanced filter! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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You could use the criteria: ="<"
Aussie CPA wrote: Debra, Is there a way to do this for Non-blanks also? "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: In the third criteria cell, enter: ="=" Weekday Monday Tuesday ="=" After you press Enter, only the = will be displayed. dtencza wrote: I have a list where one field has days of the week ("Sunday", "Monday", etc.) in text. So, I can use the Advanced Filter with different rows that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" to return all of the records that have "Monday" or "Tuesday" in this field. What if I wanted to use the advanced filter to get records that have "Monday", "Tuesday", or BLANK (no value)? How do I tell the advanced filter that I'd also like records that have a blank in this field returned as well? This is easy with the AutoFilter; I just can't figure it out with the advanced filter! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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