Advanced Filter from a Form
 

You can define the crieteria to be text from the text box.

if you say x= textbox1.text then on the criteria1 = x


Abdul Salam


-----Original Message-----
Can anyone help with a filtering question? I have a
series of records
(rows), which can currently be filtered using
AutoFilter. However, I would
like to include a form, through which users can select
various criteria for
the list to be then filtered in place.

Do I have to have a criteria range on one of the
worksheets or is there a
way of using data "embeded" in the form?

Thanks in advance

Regards

John


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Advanced Filter from a Form
 

Or even use a combo box with appropriate heading as row
source will be more easy

Abdul Salam
-----Original Message-----

You can define the crieteria to be text from the text
box.

if you say x= textbox1.text then on the criteria1 = x


Abdul Salam


-----Original Message-----
Can anyone help with a filtering question? I have a
series of records
(rows), which can currently be filtered using
AutoFilter. However, I would
like to include a form, through which users can select
various criteria for
the list to be then filtered in place.

Do I have to have a criteria range on one of the
worksheets or is there a
way of using data "embeded" in the form?

Thanks in advance

Regards

John


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