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replyReply Thu 13 Dec 2007, 17:15Delegate Sinead said...

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Excel Intermediate course

Filtering

How do you use the advnced filter option?

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replyReply Fri 14 Dec 2007, 13:26Trainer Katie said...

RE: Filtering

Hi Sinead,

To use the Advacned Filter, you must set aside a Criteria Table either on the same or different worksheet.

  1. 1. Click on your data table
  2. 2. DATA menu > FILTER > ADVANCED FILTER
  3. 3. Confirm list range as your data table range
  4. 4. Set Criteria Range as the criteria table (incl. headings)
  5. 5. Press OK


Hope this helps

Katie

 

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