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    Advanced Filter

    Hi,

    See file in attach.

    I have a table "Table1" and 2 criterias, "Criteria1" and "Criteria2".

    If I use an advanced filter using "Table1[#All], "Criteria2" and "Extract2", it works ok and I get the names that match an "Order" number > 0.

    If I use an advanced filter using "Table1[#All], "Criteria1" and "Extract1", it does not work.
    Witch formula should I use in cell "F4" to get the names that do not have an "Order" number.

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    Elio Fernandes
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    Last edited by efernandes67; 08-19-2011 at 09:47 AM.

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    Re: Advanced Filter

    Assuming you are trying to get the same output in different ways, you need two criteria: not equal to 0 and not equal to blank/null

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    List Range: $B$7:$D$23
    Criteria Range: $E$3:$F$4
    Copy to: $F$7


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    Re: Advanced Filter

    I just found a way.

    1) The top cell of the criteria "F4" should be BLANK
    2) Cell F5 with the formula "=ISNUMBER($D8)=FALSE"

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    Elio Fernandes
    Last edited by efernandes67; 08-19-2011 at 09:46 AM.

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    Re: Advanced Filter

    Or, just:

    F4 equal to '= ... that is, single quote and an equals sign.

    Sorry, I think I misunderstood the requirement.

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