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Hi, I have a condition in advanced filtering as >90%. However, I would like the "90%" to be calculated via a formula in another cell and this condition to reference it. Is it possible? Thanks.
Hi, I have a condition in advanced filtering as >90%. However, I would like the "90%" to be calculated via a formula in another cell and this condition to reference it. Is it possible? Thanks.
I don't see any need of Indirect() function for this one.
It can be easily achieved by the normal functions
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Assuming cell A1 contains "90%", how should the formula be for the cell containing the condition, which I want to make as <90%?
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Here it is. How to use Advanced Filter referencing cell A1.
Hi,
If I understand your request...
in cell B7 put <A1 and then apply Advanced filter
See file in attach.
i think it is possible with macro only
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see the attached file
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Thanks. It worked.
In B7 Cell
="<"&TEXT(A1,"0%")
In Advanced Filter
List Range
$A$1:$B$4
Criteria Range
$B$6:$B$7
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