3 columns being filtered with AND commands, can 2 columns be filtered using OR command?

How many rows do you have, approximately?

It is possible to do this with a few formulae - it is easier to "filter" the data onto another sheet, so the original data remains untouched. If you are interested in this approach then attach a sample workbook so I can set it up for you.

Hope this helps.

Pete

Thanks Pete, there are 133,000 rows....Is this method still valid with that much data?

There is one formula which will be copied down all those rows, and it will take some time to calculate initially, but then it won't need to recalculate unless you make a change that affects it. The other two formulae use MATCH and INDEX, and are only copied down as far as you need them. I can't say if this will take longer to do than with a macro, but it is fairly easy to set up and maintain.

I've just responded to a similar thread here:

http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...on-sheet1.html

which uses the same techniques, so maybe you can amend that file. You will just need to change the conditions in the first formula.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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