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Stefi Daren ezt *rta: Thanks, that worked for one of the columns, but when I did it for the other column, the combined function acted as an "and" statement that only filtered rows that contained Saturday in both columns. I need the function to show all rows that contain Saturday in either column D or E. How can I do that? "Stefi" wrote: DataAutofilterChoose Custom from drop down listchoose "contains" (last option) Saturday Repeat it for the other column! Regards, Stefi Daren ezt *rta: Hello, I have text values in 2 columns of cells that contain the word Saturday in any length of values...e.g, The First Saturday, That Saturday was Nice. I want to be able to use an advanced filter to show any rows that contain the word Saturday in both columns. How can I do this assuming that Saturday can appear in columns D and E? Thanks. |
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