Advanced Filter multiple criteria

LTSSB

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I have a data sheet similar to this. I would like to know what I need to do to create formulas/functions that allow this to happen while running an advanced filter.

Rank(5 Star Rating SystemName(Multiple duplicate names)Tier(Typical letter grade scale)
1Name1
A
1Name2B
2Name1F
3Name1C

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I have 3 sheets as follows, "Data",FilterData", "Lists"
Data has data obviously

Filter data has input area(3 data validation drop boxes here), *criteria area(missing formula to make it true to the conditions)*, and extract area(well extract not yet set up due to missing formulas)

Lists has the 3 criteria listed and dynamically named ranges

I have tried looking this up and none of the examples deal with mostly text strings but numbers instead. Am I able to assign an integer to a text string or what is the best way to go about it?

I was able to retain some of what I saw in the manys videos/ tutorials as far as getting to this point( and even after, meaning I am able to set up recorded macro) I just cant seem to grasp what I need to do for the worksheet code.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
LTSSB
 

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I'm sorry, I forgot to explain what my main/overall goal was. I would like to make a userform that searches "Data" using the criteria to extract the full range of each row item so that I can compare said items. I am also planning on adding a "buffers" input to adjust row cell values accordingly. (This part I have figured out and already have implemented) just waiting to get the proper way to extract and display.
 
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