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lemery

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I have a column of 5000 job titles, I would like to search the column for any of 20 different words. If it contain any of the 20 words, I will delete them.

I see how I can filter up to 2 words using the customer filter and using the word contains. How do I do this for up to 20 words?
 

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Please paste your data and your filter criteria (including the header rows) here.
Here is the part of the column, it is surrounded on both sides by data:
Position
Owner/Founder
Co-Program Medical Director
Physician
Physician
Hospitalist RN
Clinical Research Fellow - Nephrology
General Pediatrician
Pediatric cardiology fellow
hospitalist
Head, Clinical Research Cold, Cough and Respiratory Disease
MD - Hospitalist
Hospitalist
Primary Care Internal Medicine Physician
Hospitalist Physician
Hospitalist
Physician
Chief Medical Officer
Physician/Pediatric Hospitalist

I want to seach first to filter for anything wiht these words os I can delete them, to not also delete the search informatioin, I have to have it on another sheet:
position
=?*nurse*
=?*recruit*
=?*np*
=?*physician assistant*
=?*coordinator*
=?*scheduler*
=?*administration*
=?*billing*
=?*arnp*
=?*staffing*
=?*rn*
=?*aprn*
=?*executive assistant*

Then I want to run a search for all exact of these same titles to see if they say the below words (any of them. I've tried two differnt ways: (Thisis written ="=Hospitalist"
position
=Hospitalist
=Pediatric Hospitalist
=MD Hospitalist
=Hospitalist MD
=physician Hospitalist
=Hospitalist physician

<colgroup><col width="67" style="width:50pt"> </colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>

and like this (written ="=EXACT(Hospitalist)")

position
=EXACT(Hospitalist)
=EXACT(Hospitalist MD)
=EXACT(physician Hospitalist)
=EXACT(Hospitalist physician)
=EXACT(Pediatric Hospitalist)
=EXACT(MD Hospitalist)

<colgroup><col width="67" style="width:50pt"> </colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>

<colgroup><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>



<colgroup><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
 
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