The title and the attachment explains it all. What's the easy way to do this without programming and all? I dont know anything about VB.
Thanks
The title and the attachment explains it all. What's the easy way to do this without programming and all? I dont know anything about VB.
Thanks
it would be more helpful if you uploaded a sample workbook. not every1 (myself included) can view .png files, plus, it will save us having to possibly retype all your data in to help you
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Ford
@ raj-sample files makes it easier to look at instead of pictures.
you could also look at advanced filterinstead of custom filter.to add more criteria.
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Sorry about that guys. Excel file attached.
I want the ID numbers of quilt, razai and comforters. This list is really small but otherwise the real list has 30000 entries and I'd like to know how I can find the ID values of 3 entries in one shot. Thanks all.
How about this...
You are going to have to do an advanced filter manually or you can opt for this simple macro setup
HTH
Regards, Jeff
Here is a great tutorial on Advanced Filter.
With this file there are two named ranges
Criteria =items!$F$1:INDEX(items!$F:$F,MATCH(REPT("z",255),items!$F:$F))
FilterParam =items!$B$1:INDEX(items!$B:$B,MATCH(REPT("z",255),items!$B:$B))
Column F has the criteria and Column B is where you want the filter applied.
Add a couple of shapes and then apply two macros to these shapes.
Press Alt + F11 to see the two macros that are currently in the file.
Thank you jeffreybrown!
You're welcome…glad it worked for you and thanks for the feedback...
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