I'm trying to use the advanced filter feature to filter a spreadsheet that
shows a variance between two numbers. The variance text shows up in red with
brackets and a minus sign. When i've try to use wildcard operators to pick up
the any text with a bracket i.e. (the number) it will not return any records
though I know they are there... I just learned about advance filter in an
excel class but now am frustrated. Am I doing something wrong is there
another way to filter out these records so I can see only the rows/records
that have variances? Thank you for any help provided. Oh yeah, I'm using
Excel 2000

A.G.

Hi
the brackets are just a format. The underlying values are still simple
negative values. So you have to filter for values <0 to get them

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"LucianoG" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I'm trying to use the advanced filter feature to filter a spreadsheet
that
shows a variance between two numbers. The variance text shows up in
red with
brackets and a minus sign. When i've try to use wildcard operators to
pick up
the any text with a bracket i.e. (the number) it will not return any
records
though I know they are there... I just learned about advance filter
in an
excel class but now am frustrated. Am I doing something wrong is
there
another way to filter out these records so I can see only the
rows/records
that have variances? Thank you for any help provided. Oh yeah, I'm
using
Excel 2000

A.G.