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I have an Adv Autofilter that has 9 different columns as criteria. I want to
use 1 column to do an " Or" statement, e.g Salaried Or Hourly, the other columns may have "or" statements as well. I cannot figure out how the string must look for the autofilter to recognize it. Thus when I put in Salaried or Hourly it returns nothing. Is there a way that can be done? Any help is very much appreciated. |
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In the Column with the criteria, you must add another row: in the first row
beneath the header, enter Salaried, in the second row beneath the header, enter Hourly. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Chilidog" wrote in message ... I have an Adv Autofilter that has 9 different columns as criteria. I want to use 1 column to do an " Or" statement, e.g Salaried Or Hourly, the other columns may have "or" statements as well. I cannot figure out how the string must look for the autofilter to recognize it. Thus when I put in Salaried or Hourly it returns nothing. Is there a way that can be done? Any help is very much appreciated. |
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I should have noted that you will need to expand the range selected for the
filter criteria by an additional row, when in the dialog. Bernie "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message ... In the Column with the criteria, you must add another row: in the first row beneath the header, enter Salaried, in the second row beneath the header, enter Hourly. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Chilidog" wrote in message ... I have an Adv Autofilter that has 9 different columns as criteria. I want to use 1 column to do an " Or" statement, e.g Salaried Or Hourly, the other columns may have "or" statements as well. I cannot figure out how the string must look for the autofilter to recognize it. Thus when I put in Salaried or Hourly it returns nothing. Is there a way that can be done? Any help is very much appreciated. |
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Thanks Bernie. Unfortunately with the other column selectors it creates too
many combinations to continually add new criteria to the next row. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: I should have noted that you will need to expand the range selected for the filter criteria by an additional row, when in the dialog. Bernie "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message ... In the Column with the criteria, you must add another row: in the first row beneath the header, enter Salaried, in the second row beneath the header, enter Hourly. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Chilidog" wrote in message ... I have an Adv Autofilter that has 9 different columns as criteria. I want to use 1 column to do an " Or" statement, e.g Salaried Or Hourly, the other columns may have "or" statements as well. I cannot figure out how the string must look for the autofilter to recognize it. Thus when I put in Salaried or Hourly it returns nothing. Is there a way that can be done? Any help is very much appreciated. |
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