I'm using a advanced filter to of course filter a list. My problem is
that if I filter for something like "dogs 1" my results are "dogs 1"
but also anything the has "dogs 1" in it, such as "dogs 11", "dogs 10",
I just want "dogs 1" only though. This is a probably a simple solution.
Any help would be great, thanks

Here is a sample of the code I'm using!


' set the range of the original source data

datarng = "a101:g" & Format(lastdatarow, "#")

Range(datarng).AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, _
CriteriaRange:=Range(CritRng), CopyToRange:=Range("i101:o3000"),
unique:=False

End If


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In the criteria area, enter: ="=dogs 1"

or ="="&K2

where K2 contains: dogs 1

cfiiland wrote:
I'm using a advanced filter to of course filter a list. My problem is
that if I filter for something like "dogs 1" my results are "dogs 1"
but also anything the has "dogs 1" in it, such as "dogs 11", "dogs 10",
I just want "dogs 1" only though. This is a probably a simple solution.
Any help would be great, thanks

Here is a sample of the code I'm using!


' set the range of the original source data

datarng = "a101:g" & Format(lastdatarow, "#")

Range(datarng).AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, _
CriteriaRange:=Range(CritRng), CopyToRange:=Range("i101:o3000"),
unique:=False

End If




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