Mulitple filters in one worksheet

snubby

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Is it possible to filter multiple sets of data within the same worksheet? Everytime you try to filter a new set of data, it automatically removes the existing filter on a previous set. This could definitely come in handy when responding to audit requests.
 

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Hi, snubby
Welcome to the Board !!!!!

please provide a little example of what you would like to do

kind regards,
Erik
 
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It doesn't quite make sense to have filter for multiple sets of data on the same sheet because when you filter it hides rows not just cells within the filtering range.
 
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