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I have a list in a column, including various comments and dates in 31/01/05
format. How can I apply a filter so I see everything EXCEPT the dates? i.e. if i go to <custom filter <does not equal <Date...but that that obviously doesn't work Any suggestions? Thanks Lisa |
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In the AutoFilter dropdown for that column, select Custom
In the first dropdown, choose 'greater than or equal to' In the text box, type: a Click OK Lisa wrote: I have a list in a column, including various comments and dates in 31/01/05 format. How can I apply a filter so I see everything EXCEPT the dates? i.e. if i go to <custom filter <does not equal <Date...but that that obviously doesn't work Any suggestions? Thanks Lisa -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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