Filtering by multiple values in row using a combo box

wbstadeli

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi All,

I want to create a database with a lot of tools that we use for our company. The info will have price/part number/type/etc on each item. Using a simplified version, here is what i would like to achieve. When i type words/numbers in a combo box, i want it to "sort" my extensive list of products (by rows). I can do all this using a single cell to match my "linked cell" from my combo box, but i dont know how to add multiple cells for it to match up with.

Example: See table below


ABCDEFG
1list row #:TypeBrandLengthDrill SizeLinked Cell from combobox
21JobberNachi3".125=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($F$1,E2)),A2,"")
32StubOSG4".25=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($F$1,E3)),A3,"")
43Extra-longYG9".125=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($F$1,E4)),A4,"")
54ShortPDT1''.375=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($F$1,E5)),A5,"")

<tbody>
</tbody>

Currently i can sort this by:

-Entering a value in the combo box, for this case it will be ".125"
-That combo box has a linked cell (F1) so .125 gets entered into F1
-Column (G) has the following formula for each row =IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($F$1,E2)),A2,"")
-That returns List row #1 into cell G2 and list row #3 into G4.

That is all fine, except i want to be able to filter it down further using all the cells in the row not just "E".

So the same combo box i would type for example ".125 jobber" and it would filter down to only returning list row #1 into G2 and now list row #3 (G4) would be a blank because that row doesn't contain the word "jobber" in it. Is this a possibility??

I appreciate your time to look at this!!
 

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