![]() To set up a table, simply select the range of cells including the headers and click Insert → Table.This can be set up as a range of cells or as a table.The criteria range are the rules that will be applied to the data when using the VBA Advanced Filter. No blank rows can be in the data set (apart from the last row at the bottom).The rows below the headers should contain the data you wish to filter.Each header needs a unique name otherwise it will cause issues when filtering.Set up a table or arrangement of data with header names.I will be using a blue table for the Data Range, and green for the Criteria Range, as shown in the screenshots below. Here are the steps for setting up the data ready for advanced filtering. ![]() In this article, we will be using VBA to control advanced filtering – but first, we need to show you how to build and setup your document so it is ready for VBA advanced filtering. You can filter out unique items, extract specific words or dates and even copy them to another document or sheet. VBA advanced filtering is used for more complex filtering needs that the AutoFilter in Excel cannot complete.
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