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    Re: Finding a text string in a column

    Use AutoFilter with a Custom Filter: Contains: "pins" no quotes

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    Re: Finding a text string in a column

    That was very helpful. Is it possible that I can check for the existence of more than one word in a string?

    That is if I want to check for the existence of two words "pins" and "bent"

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    Re: Finding a text string in a column

    The two word situation can be done with AdvancedFilter.
    The attached has a criteria range in G1:G3
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