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Excel VBA AdvancedFilter Question
I'm trying to use the AdvancedFilter option to filter some data. For
selecting some search criteria and then filtering it's working fine. Here's my code for that: Sheets("PreFilter").Columns("A:B").AdvancedFilter Action:= _ xlFilterCopy, CriteriaRange:=Sheets("Criteria").Range("A2:A3"), CopyToRange _ :=Columns("A:B"), Unique:=True I'd like to search with some exceptions. Ie: I'd like to search for 'pot' without 'potato' coming up. In the Auto-filter, I can do that by saying 'pot' and excluding 'ato.' What is the equivalent for the Advanced Filter? |
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Excel VBA AdvancedFilter Question
Have A3 be exactly this:
="=pot" "Elliott" wrote: I'm trying to use the AdvancedFilter option to filter some data. For selecting some search criteria and then filtering it's working fine. Here's my code for that: Sheets("PreFilter").Columns("A:B").AdvancedFilter Action:= _ xlFilterCopy, CriteriaRange:=Sheets("Criteria").Range("A2:A3"), CopyToRange _ :=Columns("A:B"), Unique:=True I'd like to search with some exceptions. Ie: I'd like to search for 'pot' without 'potato' coming up. In the Auto-filter, I can do that by saying 'pot' and excluding 'ato.' What is the equivalent for the Advanced Filter? |
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OK, the situation's a bit more complicated:
I've got four entries: "Nut-Shiny-Big" "Nut-Shiny-Small" "Nutplate-Big" "Nut,Plate-Small" I'd like to filter 'Nut' to get the first two, but not the last two. Putting ="=nut" will filter out all, since there are dashes and commas, if i'm correct. In the end, I'd like to filter them onto two pages, one for nuts and the other for nutplates. Thanks "Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote: Have A3 be exactly this: ="=pot" "Elliott" wrote: I'm trying to use the AdvancedFilter option to filter some data. For selecting some search criteria and then filtering it's working fine. Here's my code for that: Sheets("PreFilter").Columns("A:B").AdvancedFilter Action:= _ xlFilterCopy, CriteriaRange:=Sheets("Criteria").Range("A2:A3"), CopyToRange _ :=Columns("A:B"), Unique:=True I'd like to search with some exceptions. Ie: I'd like to search for 'pot' without 'potato' coming up. In the Auto-filter, I can do that by saying 'pot' and excluding 'ato.' What is the equivalent for the Advanced Filter? |
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