MrLookout9
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Hello and thank you for the help.
At work, I have a workbook with multiple tabs that contain lists. Each tab has a corresponding Pivot Table.
There is a business requirement that a user can specify a name, which filters the data. For the sake of simplicity use this for an example
Column Headers: First_Name ; Last_Name; Age
Row 1: Johnny; Bravo; 29
Row 2: Shane; Falco; 34
Row 3; Bobby; Shane; 15
The user specifies "Shane" as the filter in another pre-determined Cell (D1). Using advanced criteria, I need to find all rows that have Shane in either First_Name or Last_Name. The only way I know how to do that is inserting two rows and adding criteria:
First_Name ; Last_Name; Age
=D1; ;
;=D1;
Johnny; Bravo; 29
Shane; Falco; 34
Bobby; Shane; 15
With Criteria Range = "A1:B3"
This is problematic because my Pivot tables now include 5 rows of data. If there any way around this?
Thank you
At work, I have a workbook with multiple tabs that contain lists. Each tab has a corresponding Pivot Table.
There is a business requirement that a user can specify a name, which filters the data. For the sake of simplicity use this for an example
Column Headers: First_Name ; Last_Name; Age
Row 1: Johnny; Bravo; 29
Row 2: Shane; Falco; 34
Row 3; Bobby; Shane; 15
The user specifies "Shane" as the filter in another pre-determined Cell (D1). Using advanced criteria, I need to find all rows that have Shane in either First_Name or Last_Name. The only way I know how to do that is inserting two rows and adding criteria:
First_Name ; Last_Name; Age
=D1; ;
;=D1;
Johnny; Bravo; 29
Shane; Falco; 34
Bobby; Shane; 15
With Criteria Range = "A1:B3"
This is problematic because my Pivot tables now include 5 rows of data. If there any way around this?
Thank you