Help whit Advanced Filter

Mauricio Samy Silva

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Hi,
Assuming range A20:A100 to be filtered;
Range A1:A4 has restrictions for filtering;
A1 and A20 are label cells of course
I want hidde cells whit 0 (zero), MALE and CLUB, and displays all others.
What must I type in A2=> (>0)???, A3=>(>MALE)???, A4 (>CLUB)???. I do it but don't work, it hidde only zeros (hi). Help, how do!
 

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On 2002-08-24 14:30, Mauricio Samy Silva wrote:
Hi,
Assuming range A20:A100 to be filtered;
Range A1:A4 has restrictions for filtering;
A1 and A20 are label cells of course
I want hidde cells whit 0 (zero), MALE and CLUB, and displays all others.
What must I type in A2=> (>0)???, A3=>(>MALE)???, A4 (>CLUB)???. I do it but don't work, it hidde only zeros (hi). Help, how do!

Am I understanding correctly that you want filter A2:A100 in sheet X to a sheet Y by applying the conditions/criteria that a filtered value must not be MALE or CLUB or 0?
 
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Mauricio,

Advanced Filter can be at times unnerving...

Let A1:A15 house the following sample:

{"Items";1;0;3;"CLUB";6;"Brasil";0.6;"College";10;0;"MALE";"Nadia";6;5}

where "Items" is a label.

( 1.) Format the label in a distinct manner, e.g., in bold and italic.

( 2.) In C1 enter: New

which is a label.

( 3.) In C2 enter:

=NOT(OR(A2={"CLUB","MALE",0}))

which constitutes a computed criteria, saying that the the entry filtered must not equal either CLUB or MALE or 0 (zero).

( 4.) Click in A2.

( 5.) Activate Data|Filter|Advanced Filter.

( 6.) Check Copy to another location.

( 7.) Enter $A$1:$A$15 (if not already there) in the box for List range.

( 8.) Enter $C$1:$C$2 in the box for Criteria range.

( 9.) Enter, say, $E$1 in the box for Copy to.

(10.) Leave Unique records only unchecked.

(11.) click OK.


See the figure...
aaAdvFilter Mauricio.xls
ABCDE
1ItemsNewItems
21TRUE1
303
436
5CLUBBrasil
660.6
7BrasilCollege
80.610
9CollegeNadia
10106
1105
12MALE
13Nadia
146
155
Sheet1


Aladin
 
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Great Aladin!
Thanks a million
A very interest and intelligent way to set criteria in advanced filter, not found in "search tools", so clear as you explained.
I'll use it and credit to you of course! :biggrin:

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Thanks,
Mauricio Samy Silva
Windows-98/Excel-2000
:biggrin: I love this Site
This message was edited by Mauricio Samy Silva on 2002-08-24 16:21
 
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