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    How to use advanced criteria

    Can somebody help me with this problem. Thanks in advanced.
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    Re: How to use advanced criteria

    shadrack,

    Welcome to the forum!
    Attached is a modified version of your posted workbook.

    It is important to note that all three of the following formulas are array formulas. Array formulas must be entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter and not just Enter. That is how they get the curly braces {} around them. Don't try to add those manually.

    In 'Print_Factuur' cell A31 and copied down is this array formula:
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    In 'Print_Factuur' cell I31 and copied down is this array formula:
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    In 'Print_Factuur' cell K31 and copied down is this array formula:
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    [EDIT]
    I should also add that the formula is supposed to be multiple lines. This is because in your table, the field for "FactuurNummer" actually has a carriage return character (char 10) in the middle. This causes the formula to be required to be written with the carriage return (alt+enter, though you should be able to copy and paste the formulas above).
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    Hope that helps,
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    Re: How to use advanced criteria

    Indeed you are good. You've made my night Thanks!! I,m new can you help to mark as solved.

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    Re: How to use advanced criteria

    You're very welcome


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