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Default How to use comma separated inputs in macro

Hello

I have strange requirement.
I have a column with hundreds of entries in it. There is one other columns
associated eith it. For an example consider that following are the entries in
column A and B

Column A Column B

PI03590 bar
ZT05693 %
PIC098734 N
TT09823 C

Now I have to provide one userform input box to user. The user will enter
entries separated by comma (or any other character). I have to filter entres
in column B as per these inputs.
e.g. If user enters (bar, N) in the input box, then macro should filter
entries in column B and copy "unmatched" result to new sheet. In this case,
Macro should copy following information in new sheet:


ZT05693 %
TT09823 C.

(I do not want the user to manually filter it in the sheet as this needs to
be incorporated in the already existing macro which performs several actions
on the sheet.)

Thank You in advance

 
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