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Default how to add search criteria in VBA, EXCEL

Dear all,

I have one table, which include 'name', 'age','class','comment','score' 5
fields, last time I asked how to make search criteria with vba, people
suggested me to make macro to record advanced filter in excel, but my
question is how to make the input of search demand recognized in vba. In one
word, I don't have clear idea to link different procedures together. I wish
I could have a clearer mind after this.

for instance,

selection. autofilter. Field:=1, criteria1:="=*jiang*", operator:=_
xlor, criteria2:="<wu"

in the field 1, name, I want this table show recorders whose name contain
'jiang' or not equal 'wu'. but if input changes everytime, how could I make
it? For instance, a textbox which lets user input different name to
search result, how could I link input in the textbox with my criteria?

Thanks.
JIANG


 
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