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search criteria - auto filter
Hi,
Is there another VBA way I can use to show more than 2 values to search for in a column. I would like to seacrh for 3 value in a column and show the results in the entire row. Selection.AutoFilter Field:=15, Criteria1:="=*fid*", Operator:=xlOr, _ Criteria2:="=*COLCHESTER*" I wanted to also search for a third value of Criteria3:="=*TAX-EXEMPT*" Hope that make sense. Peter |
search criteria - auto filter
You could learn about advanced filter (using a criteria range).
Or you could use a helper column that has a formula that does that for you. =or(countif(o2,"*fid*")0,countif(o2,"*colchester* ")0,countif(o2,"*xx*")) This would return True or false. Then filter by this to show the True's. PAG wrote: Hi, Is there another VBA way I can use to show more than 2 values to search for in a column. I would like to seacrh for 3 value in a column and show the results in the entire row. Selection.AutoFilter Field:=15, Criteria1:="=*fid*", Operator:=xlOr, _ Criteria2:="=*COLCHESTER*" I wanted to also search for a third value of Criteria3:="=*TAX-EXEMPT*" Hope that make sense. Peter -- Dave Peterson |
search criteria - auto filter
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Debra Dalgleish shares some notes about advanced filtering with a criteria range: http://contextures.com/xladvfilter02.html Dave Peterson wrote: You could learn about advanced filter (using a criteria range). Or you could use a helper column that has a formula that does that for you. =or(countif(o2,"*fid*")0,countif(o2,"*colchester* ")0,countif(o2,"*xx*")) This would return True or false. Then filter by this to show the True's. PAG wrote: Hi, Is there another VBA way I can use to show more than 2 values to search for in a column. I would like to seacrh for 3 value in a column and show the results in the entire row. Selection.AutoFilter Field:=15, Criteria1:="=*fid*", Operator:=xlOr, _ Criteria2:="=*COLCHESTER*" I wanted to also search for a third value of Criteria3:="=*TAX-EXEMPT*" Hope that make sense. Peter -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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