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Hi all,
I have a workbook with several sheets with filters acting on columns
within the sheet. If I apply a filter, it acts on all columns. My
question is how can I set it up so the filters only act on columns A-P?
Or is it easier to set it up so filters do not act on columns O?

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Select A1:O1. Data Filter AutoFilter.
Or, did I miss something here?

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Hi all,
I have a workbook with several sheets with filters acting on columns
within the sheet. If I apply a filter, it acts on all columns. My
question is how can I set it up so the filters only act on columns A-P?
Or is it easier to set it up so filters do not act on columns O?

Paddy

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Select A1:O1. Data Filter AutoFilter.
Or, did I miss something here?

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Ryan,
Tried that but still doesnt work

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