How to use a Macro to filter data within Microsoft Excel

Learn how to filter data with multiple criteria in Excel VBA using AutoFilter, AdvancedFilter, and logic-based filtering across ranges.

This example filters a list starting in cell A1 on Sheet1 to display only the entries in which the values of field one contain a SubField, Admin Division 1 (State/province/other), where the value is Washington.

In this tutorial, I will cover ten different examples of how to filter data in Excel using VBA macro codes. These are simple codes that you can easily adapt to your dataset.

In a named Excel Table, the headings have drop down lists, AutoFilters, where you can select one or more items to filter the list. Those drop down lists work well for manual filtering, but in some situations, you need a macro to do the filtering. This tut

Bottom line: Learn how to create macros that apply filters to ranges and Tables with the AutoFilter method in VBA. The post contains links to examples for filtering different data types including text, numbers, dates, colors, and icons.

In this article, we've showed 6 examples of Excel VBA advanced filter with criteria. We also added the codes for the users.

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