I don’t think you are doing anything wrong. I believe this is an Excel limitation for autofilter.
Using a set up like this I can “get rid of” two components but not three or more.
Using an Array “construction” I can select a number of components i.e.
will select "FLY", "TVL" and blank values. So you could either use an array to select all other values in your data excluding "FLY", "TVL" and blanks or you could let your macro check the values of all rows and hide those that contain "FLY", "TVL" or a blank value. Depending on how much data you have got that may take a bit of time.
As I'm not an expert on autofilter hopefully other forum members can suggest a better solution.
Alf
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