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Filter for value 1 in two columns
Hi,
I have two columns: Tutor 1; Tutor 2. Both columns contain tutor initials, e.g. AA, BB, CC. So the initials AA could appear in the Tutor 1 or Tutor 2 columns. I need to know all of the work that AA has done. How can I filter my excel 2003 to show me all rows containing AA either in the Tutor 1 column or in the Tutor 2 column. Will I have to do it in VBA? Am I missing something? All help gratefully received. LL |
Filter for value 1 in two columns
Assume Tutor 1 in ColumnA and Tutor 2 in ColmumB. Create a helper column in
ColumnC C2: =IF(OR(A2="AA",B2="AA"),"AA","") copy down AutoFilter all "AA" in the helper column "Luvin lunch" wrote: Hi, I have two columns: Tutor 1; Tutor 2. Both columns contain tutor initials, e.g. AA, BB, CC. So the initials AA could appear in the Tutor 1 or Tutor 2 columns. I need to know all of the work that AA has done. How can I filter my excel 2003 to show me all rows containing AA either in the Tutor 1 column or in the Tutor 2 column. Will I have to do it in VBA? Am I missing something? All help gratefully received. LL |
Filter for value 1 in two columns
Worked a treat. Thanks for the reply.
LL |
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