Advanced Filter Criteria ?ion

Pinaceous

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Hi All,

I am working with Excel 2013 & I want to 'Advance Filter' with more than one Criteria in a Cell w/o 'Advanced Filtering' for a 2nd time based on another criteria in further reducing the produced list.

ie.

Criteria:

NameNumber
<>Charles

<tbody>
</tbody>

Now, if I want to also omit another name w/o Advance Filtering for a 2nd time, for example, to further omit <>Michael; How can I do this in its original cell?


Is there a way to join in that original criteria cell, <>Charles & <> Michael?

Many Thanks,

-Pin
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Here is how I structured it.Raw data in A1 to B12 criteria in D1 to E2 and the output in D7


Excel 2010
ABCDE
1NameageNameName
2james16<>charles<>Michael
3jane29
4james22
5kane21
6charles27
7charles28Nameage
8jane21james16
9charles26jane29
10Michael11james22
11james14kane21
12kane13jane21
13james14
14kane13
Sheet6
 
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Hi Momentman,

I didn't realize you could duplicate headers and omit others in producing a result.

I'll have to try it out.

Would this method work for a 3rd for example?

Many thanks,

-Pin
 
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Yes it would, see the below


Excel 2010
ABCDEF
1NameageNameNameName
2james16<>charles<>Michael<>kane
3jane29
4james22
5kane16
6charles16
7charles28Nameage
8jane16james16
9charles26jane29
10Michael16james22
11james14jane16
12kane13james14
Sheet6
 
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Wow Momentman! Thank you. Theoretically, then you can have numerous title heading duplicates for your criteria in producing your desired output and you do not have to represent all of the column headings as part of the criteria.

You have taught me a very valuable lesson. Much appreciated! Many thanks and G-Bless.

-Pin
 
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