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In article , Bob Phillips
writes Hi Colin, When using more than 2 criteria on the same data, best to use the Advanced Filter. See http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html for details, and post back with a new thread if you get stuck. Regards Bob HI Bob OK I'll go and have a look there. Thanks again. Colin "Colin Hayes" wrote in message ... In article , Bob Phillips writes Colin, here is an example that works for me Columns("A:A").AutoFilter Field:=1, _ Criteria1:="=Bob", _ Operator:=xlOr, _ Criteria2:="=Lynne" HI Bob Yes , that works I find , but it's the next one that causes the problem. Here's my code for selecting and deleting lines : Cells.Select Selection.AutoFilter Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="=*is deleted*", Operator:=xlOr, _ Criteria2:="=*changed on*" Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp If I try to add another criteria (select and delete lines with the word 'added' in them) , I get code errors. I don't know why adding , Operator:=xlOr, _ Criteria3:="=*added*" shouldn't work. There are ways around it I think , but all a little cumbersome. I do note that the user interface via the menu options does only allow two entries , but I thought it could be implemented via VBA. Best Wishes Colin |
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