See answers below:
On Friday, November 4, 2016 2:00 AM, amar takale <amartak...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear Paul Sir,
This is fabulous work!
I think this must be flashing on the front page! :D. And I am Extremely sorry
for so late reply bcos of diwali vacation. I am VBA learner so only basic
knowledge of VBA coding.
I have some Question here:
1) Can I use this code in excel 2007 after giving change specific range as per
in your code in excel 2007.
This code was written in Excel 2010. Since I didn't know which version you
were using, I saved it as Excel97-2003, which could be opened in whatever
version you were using.As you can see, I wrote it in Excel 2010, saved it as
Excel97, so yes, it should work perfectly in Excel2007.In fact, the fact that
you've tested it means that it DOES!Your Excel2007 opened the Excel97 file and
converted it internally.Keep in mind that in Excel2007, to preserve the macros,
you must save it as .xlsm or .xlsb.Personally, I prefer .xlsb.It loads and runs
faster than .xlsm for large data sets.
2) what is relation E column with code ( Can I delete this column,then code
work proper?) and what is relation "flag" word with code ( Can I delete this
word)
You wanted to be able to enter multiple words in the "Search any string"
box.The problem is: The Autofilter only allows 2 "search strings".So, I set up
a "helper" column to hold a "display flag".In the macro, I loop through all
rows and if the value in the "EmailID" column contains all search strings, it
sets the "Flag" column to "X"After all rows are processed, this column is
filtered to only show non-blank cells.
If you prefer, we can change this macro to remove background color from the
cells in column D, then set the color to something specific when all strings
are matched, then filter on that color.
3) in module1 code I found there are show specific word (Criteria1:="Chenai" &
"=*hotmail*") why it show only specific criteria word show.Code work for all
country & email ID na? I check it & find it work for all proper way as per my
requiment.
Albert Einstein was quoted as saying: “Never memorize something that you can
look up.”I have no idea if he actually said that, but I've always followed that
advice.I don't have enough brain cells to waste trying to remember the syntax
of every Method and Procedure in VBA.Instead, I just have to know where to look
it up.I often use Excel's macro recorder to collect the commands necessary to
perform the steps I wish to accomplish.In this case, I recorded the steps of
clearing the filters (Macro2 had: "Activesheet.ShowAllData")and Macro1 had the
steps to set the filter for column 3 to "Chenai" and column 4 to
"Hotmail"notice that "Hotmail" had (*) in front and behind?That is what was
necessary for when I selected the filter to "contain" "Hotmail".where Chenai
was the complete cell value.
So, since in your final worksheet, the data may have more than 50 lines, I
replaced the recorded "$A$4:$D$51" with the Named Range "Data".And "Chenai"
became the value of the Named Range "SearchPlace":
Criteria1:=ActiveSheet.Range("SearchPlace").Value I normally delete these to
avoid confusion. (Oops!)
Thanks ones again Paul sir
Attached, I've made a couple of corrections (I'd forgotten to reset the flags
before re-filtering!)I also used "Color" instead of a "Helper Column".
Let me know if you have further questions.
RegardsAmar
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 5:11 PM, Paul Schreiner <schreiner_p...@att.net> wrote:
OK, here's something to look at.
I'm not sure if you'll need help implementing it, but here's how it works:
There are several "Named Ranges".For instance, your entire list is called
"Data" in order to manage the Filters.The cell for "place" is called
"SearchPlace" and the cell for strings is called "SearchString".You'll need
these Named Ranges to implement this code in your workbook.
I created a macro to update a pull-down list of search "Places".Selecting from
this list will filter your list by this "Place".(only one place can be selected)
The list updates with a "Calculate" event.
Using a "Change" event, I convert the search string to a word array (space
delimited).If only one word is present, column "D" is filtered for records that
contain this word.
If multiple words are found, then the macro loops through records and updates
the "Flag"column (E) if all words are found IN COLUMN D!Then filters the data
on column "E".
Take a look and see if it works the way you envisioned.
If not, let me know.
also, let me know if you need help implementing it in your own workbook.
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On Wednesday, October 26, 2016 12:23 AM, amar takale <amartak...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear Hilary sir pls look into this matter.
Also from Paul sir expect lot.
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 5:42 PM, amar takale <amartak...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Sir
Thanks for reply.but my requirement not this way (And I am use excel 2003). I
want to search any string from specific cell (D2) then data filter on that
basis like wildcard criteria.
My search criteria like hotmail,gmail,water,emirates, net,.com,.ae ,wave etc
from D2 & then filter data
Regards
Amar
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 4:18 PM, Hilary Lomotey <resp...@gmail.com> wrote:
See attached, HTH. Cheers
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 5:35 AM, amar takale <amartak...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Friends
any one help me on this issue
On Fri, Oct 21, 2016 at 12:09 PM, amar takale <amartak...@gmail.com> wrote:
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