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Is it possible to conduct an autofilter with more than 2 criteria?
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Hi Glen,
You would need to use the Advanced Filter or, alternatively, you can download a free EasyFilter add-in from Ron de Bruin at: http://www.rondebruin.nl/easyfilter.htm The add-in allows up to 5 criteria, I believe. --- Regards, Norman "Glen Mettler" wrote in message ... Is it possible to conduct an autofilter with more than 2 criteria? Glen |
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Along with Norman's suggestions, you could use a helper column of cells and put
a formula that includes all your criteria: =and(a2="hi there",b219,c2<date(2004,11,12),d2<"") Then filter to show the true/false. Glen Mettler wrote: Is it possible to conduct an autofilter with more than 2 criteria? Glen -- Dave Peterson |
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Or, to check for multiple criteria in the same column, you could use a
formula like: =OR(D2="A",D2="B",D2="C") Or list the multiple criteria on the worksheet, then check if the value in the current row is in the list, e.g.: =COUNTIF($K$2:$K$4,D2)0 With either formula, filter the helper column for TRUE. Dave Peterson wrote: Along with Norman's suggestions, you could use a helper column of cells and put a formula that includes all your criteria: =and(a2="hi there",b219,c2<date(2004,11,12),d2<"") Then filter to show the true/false. Glen Mettler wrote: Is it possible to conduct an autofilter with more than 2 criteria? Glen -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Just to save typing:
=OR(D2={"A","B","C"}) well, it's easier to add stuff, too. Debra Dalgleish wrote: Or, to check for multiple criteria in the same column, you could use a formula like: =OR(D2="A",D2="B",D2="C") Or list the multiple criteria on the worksheet, then check if the value in the current row is in the list, e.g.: =COUNTIF($K$2:$K$4,D2)0 With either formula, filter the helper column for TRUE. Dave Peterson wrote: Along with Norman's suggestions, you could use a helper column of cells and put a formula that includes all your criteria: =and(a2="hi there",b219,c2<date(2004,11,12),d2<"") Then filter to show the true/false. Glen Mettler wrote: Is it possible to conduct an autofilter with more than 2 criteria? Glen -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html -- Dave Peterson |
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