Want this question answered?
AutoFilter 2. Advanced Filter Please click on the links to watch videos for more understating youtu.be/yfHs9kmaOiU youtu.be/EQBCOPdo4sA
Ctrl+Shift+L (or) Alt + D + F + F That will open the Data>filter>autofilter Display the AutoFilter list for the current column Select the cell that contains the column label, and then press ALT + DOWN ARROW Close the AutoFilter list for the current column ALT + UP ARROW Select the next item in the AutoFilter list DOWN ARROW Select the previous item in the AutoFilter list UP ARROW Select the first item (All) in the AutoFilter list HOME Select the last item in the AutoFilter list END Filter the list by using the selected item in the AutoFilter list ENTER
It can indicate a table or that AutoFilter is on.
Filter and its associated command Autofilter.
Filter and its associated command Autofilter.
The Advanced Filter gives you much more flexibility in specifying what you want to filter and how you do it. It allows you to specify a criteria and take the filtered results and put them into another part of your spreadsheet. The normal filter will just filter things in place and does not allow you to do as complex a filter as Advanced Filter does.
The Advanced Filter gives you much more flexibility in specifying what you want to filter and how you do it. It allows you to specify a criteria and take the filtered results and put them into another part of your spreadsheet. The normal filter will just filter things in place and does not allow you to do as complex a filter as Advanced Filter does.
The Advanced Filter gives you much more flexibility in specifying what you want to filter and how you do it. It allows you to specify a criteria and take the filtered results and put them into another part of your spreadsheet. The normal filter will just filter things in place and does not allow you to do as complex a filter as Advanced Filter does.
differentiate between slow and rapid sand filters
Filters allow you to show rows of data based on the content of cells and conditions applied to them. If you had a list of salesmen and their total sales made you could do something like show all the salesmen that had made a total sales above a certain amount, or ones that had made sales under a certain amount or ones that had sales of an exact level. You can also do combinations of conditions across different ranges. So if you also had the names of the offices that they were working in, you could find all the salesmen who made over a certain amount of sales and worked in a particular office. A filter allows you to bring in some databasing operations into a spreadsheet. You can also do things like sorting values. You can use an Auto-filter which can do quick filters based on what cells are already there and their values. You can select various columns to be used as the filter and do things like already mentioned and do things like show a set amount of values, like the top 10 values. There is also a feature called an Advanced Filter which allows you to set up more complex criteria and do things like get the values that result from the filter and put them into another part of the spreadsheet.
The Autofilter function looks at all the contents in a column and allows you to select only those entries you want to see. It provides a drop down list containing one copy of each of the different values. You can then select which ones you want to see by clicking on the values in the drop down list.
Select the block of cells you want to work on, including headings. Then go to the Data menu and pick Filter and then Advanced Filter.