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Try something like this to use Advanced Filter:
If the filter field is "CustName", and you want to filter customers that contain "inc" or "comp" or "LTD"...... Copy the CustName field name of to the side of the data Assuming you paste it into cell F1: F1: Custname F2: *inc* F3: *comp* F4: *LTD* (The asterisks are wildcards that match any text) Next, select your data range Data|Filter|Advanced Filter List range: (your already selected data) Criteria range: $F$1:$F$4 Click the [OK] button to filter the list in place That will hide any rows where the CustName field does NOT contain the listed criteria. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Alex" wrote: I want to filter a table with at least 5 "does contain" criteria. However this is not possible with the "Auto Filter" and I couldn't figure out how the "advanced filtering" worked. Can anybody give me some ideas? Thanks, Alex |
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