Using a Data Filter.

Zac

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I'm pretty sure I'm correct in stating "you can't use a data filter to list by colors".

Is that a correct statement?
If I'm incorrect, please instruct me.

Thanks,
Mike
 

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You're correct, you can't. Use the search function or look back through the pages as there are many posts on this subject.
 
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If by "data filter" you mean AutoFilter... you can filter on text values such as "red", "green", "yellow"; but not on the colors themselves.
 
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