Macro Filter Column by two different values

Macro Filter Column by two different values - Excel

There's a few questions on this topic. I've tried a few ways and can't seem to get it working.

I've got an auto-copy script working that takes specific values from one sheet and copies them to another sheet. This works fine if I copy on one value but I cant get it to work when adding a second value. So copy value1 or value2. Below is my code

Sub FilterAndCopy()

    Dim rng As Range, sht1 As Worksheet, sht2 As Worksheet



    Set sht1 = Worksheets("LOG")

    Set sht2 = Worksheets("P Or A")



    sht2.UsedRange.ClearContents



    With Intersect(sht1.Columns("B:BP"), sht1.UsedRange)

        .Cells.EntireColumn.Hidden = False ' unhide columns

        If .Parent.AutoFilterMode Then .Parent.AutoFilterMode = False

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="P"

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="A"

Bassed off other questions, I have tried to add the following:

1) Operator:=xlFilterValues,

2) Operator:=xlOr,

But it doesn't work. Is something else hindering the script?

edited Nov 23 at 0:38

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

I'd suggest using the macro recorder to record the steps you take as you perform the task manually, and then you can edit the code that Excel generates to fine tune it as necessary. See: Recording a Macro to Generate Code and Revising Recorded Visual Basic Macros.
– ashleedawg
Nov 23 at 0:16

Thanks @ashleedawg. I'll keep that in mind
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 0:38

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There's a few questions on this topic. I've tried a few ways and can't seem to get it working.

Sub FilterAndCopy()

    Dim rng As Range, sht1 As Worksheet, sht2 As Worksheet



    Set sht1 = Worksheets("LOG")

    Set sht2 = Worksheets("P Or A")



    sht2.UsedRange.ClearContents



    With Intersect(sht1.Columns("B:BP"), sht1.UsedRange)

        .Cells.EntireColumn.Hidden = False ' unhide columns

        If .Parent.AutoFilterMode Then .Parent.AutoFilterMode = False

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="P"

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="A"

Bassed off other questions, I have tried to add the following:

1) Operator:=xlFilterValues,

2) Operator:=xlOr,

But it doesn't work. Is something else hindering the script?

edited Nov 23 at 0:38

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

I'd suggest using the macro recorder to record the steps you take as you perform the task manually, and then you can edit the code that Excel generates to fine tune it as necessary. See: Recording a Macro to Generate Code and Revising Recorded Visual Basic Macros.
– ashleedawg
Nov 23 at 0:16

Thanks @ashleedawg. I'll keep that in mind
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 0:38

add a comment |

There's a few questions on this topic. I've tried a few ways and can't seem to get it working.

Sub FilterAndCopy()

    Dim rng As Range, sht1 As Worksheet, sht2 As Worksheet



    Set sht1 = Worksheets("LOG")

    Set sht2 = Worksheets("P Or A")



    sht2.UsedRange.ClearContents



    With Intersect(sht1.Columns("B:BP"), sht1.UsedRange)

        .Cells.EntireColumn.Hidden = False ' unhide columns

        If .Parent.AutoFilterMode Then .Parent.AutoFilterMode = False

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="P"

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="A"

Bassed off other questions, I have tried to add the following:

1) Operator:=xlFilterValues,

2) Operator:=xlOr,

But it doesn't work. Is something else hindering the script?

edited Nov 23 at 0:38

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

There's a few questions on this topic. I've tried a few ways and can't seem to get it working.

Sub FilterAndCopy()

    Dim rng As Range, sht1 As Worksheet, sht2 As Worksheet



    Set sht1 = Worksheets("LOG")

    Set sht2 = Worksheets("P Or A")



    sht2.UsedRange.ClearContents



    With Intersect(sht1.Columns("B:BP"), sht1.UsedRange)

        .Cells.EntireColumn.Hidden = False ' unhide columns

        If .Parent.AutoFilterMode Then .Parent.AutoFilterMode = False

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="P"

        .AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="A"

Bassed off other questions, I have tried to add the following:

1) Operator:=xlFilterValues,

2) Operator:=xlOr,

But it doesn't work. Is something else hindering the script?

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edited Nov 23 at 0:38

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

edited Nov 23 at 0:38

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

edited Nov 23 at 0:38

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

asked Nov 22 at 23:57

JPA0888

9010

I'd suggest using the macro recorder to record the steps you take as you perform the task manually, and then you can edit the code that Excel generates to fine tune it as necessary. See: Recording a Macro to Generate Code and Revising Recorded Visual Basic Macros.
– ashleedawg
Nov 23 at 0:16

Thanks @ashleedawg. I'll keep that in mind
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 0:38

add a comment |

I'd suggest using the macro recorder to record the steps you take as you perform the task manually, and then you can edit the code that Excel generates to fine tune it as necessary. See: Recording a Macro to Generate Code and Revising Recorded Visual Basic Macros.
– ashleedawg
Nov 23 at 0:16

Thanks @ashleedawg. I'll keep that in mind
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 0:38

I'd suggest using the macro recorder to record the steps you take as you perform the task manually, and then you can edit the code that Excel generates to fine tune it as necessary. See: Recording a Macro to Generate Code and Revising Recorded Visual Basic Macros.
– ashleedawg
Nov 23 at 0:16

Thanks @ashleedawg. I'll keep that in mind
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 0:38

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From my knowledge, you can only use the filter option for up to 2 criteria. Anything outside of that you need arrays..

To do this, I assume your headers are in the range B:BP on row 1. and the field you want to filter on is col B

sht1.Range("B1:BP1").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="P", Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="A"

Give that a go.. Change the range/headers where aplicable and also the field number has to change for which col you are basing the filter on.

edited Nov 23 at 1:11

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

Thanks @alowflyingpig. I'll give that a go. It should be Or though. So A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:01

Field:=1 for B column in Range("B1:BP1").
– VBasic2008
Nov 23 at 1:10

buggr, missed that sorry.. updated answer with field and or. Field always start from the first col in range.
– alowflyingpig
Nov 23 at 1:11

So the values are just in Column B sorry. I athen copy all rows from Column B:BP when values in Col B = A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:16

No dice mate. It just creates filters in the top row of sheet 1
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:36

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From my knowledge, you can only use the filter option for up to 2 criteria. Anything outside of that you need arrays..

To do this, I assume your headers are in the range B:BP on row 1. and the field you want to filter on is col B

sht1.Range("B1:BP1").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="P", Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="A"

Give that a go.. Change the range/headers where aplicable and also the field number has to change for which col you are basing the filter on.

edited Nov 23 at 1:11

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

Thanks @alowflyingpig. I'll give that a go. It should be Or though. So A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:01

Field:=1 for B column in Range("B1:BP1").
– VBasic2008
Nov 23 at 1:10

buggr, missed that sorry.. updated answer with field and or. Field always start from the first col in range.
– alowflyingpig
Nov 23 at 1:11

So the values are just in Column B sorry. I athen copy all rows from Column B:BP when values in Col B = A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:16

No dice mate. It just creates filters in the top row of sheet 1
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:36

|
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From my knowledge, you can only use the filter option for up to 2 criteria. Anything outside of that you need arrays..

To do this, I assume your headers are in the range B:BP on row 1. and the field you want to filter on is col B

sht1.Range("B1:BP1").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="P", Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="A"

Give that a go.. Change the range/headers where aplicable and also the field number has to change for which col you are basing the filter on.

edited Nov 23 at 1:11

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

Thanks @alowflyingpig. I'll give that a go. It should be Or though. So A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:01

Field:=1 for B column in Range("B1:BP1").
– VBasic2008
Nov 23 at 1:10

buggr, missed that sorry.. updated answer with field and or. Field always start from the first col in range.
– alowflyingpig
Nov 23 at 1:11

So the values are just in Column B sorry. I athen copy all rows from Column B:BP when values in Col B = A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:16

No dice mate. It just creates filters in the top row of sheet 1
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:36

|
show 1 more comment

From my knowledge, you can only use the filter option for up to 2 criteria. Anything outside of that you need arrays..

To do this, I assume your headers are in the range B:BP on row 1. and the field you want to filter on is col B

sht1.Range("B1:BP1").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="P", Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="A"

Give that a go.. Change the range/headers where aplicable and also the field number has to change for which col you are basing the filter on.

edited Nov 23 at 1:11

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

From my knowledge, you can only use the filter option for up to 2 criteria. Anything outside of that you need arrays..

To do this, I assume your headers are in the range B:BP on row 1. and the field you want to filter on is col B

sht1.Range("B1:BP1").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="P", Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="A"

Give that a go.. Change the range/headers where aplicable and also the field number has to change for which col you are basing the filter on.

edited Nov 23 at 1:11

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

edited Nov 23 at 1:11

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

answered Nov 23 at 0:53

alowflyingpig

1287

Thanks @alowflyingpig. I'll give that a go. It should be Or though. So A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:01

Field:=1 for B column in Range("B1:BP1").
– VBasic2008
Nov 23 at 1:10

buggr, missed that sorry.. updated answer with field and or. Field always start from the first col in range.
– alowflyingpig
Nov 23 at 1:11

So the values are just in Column B sorry. I athen copy all rows from Column B:BP when values in Col B = A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:16

No dice mate. It just creates filters in the top row of sheet 1
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:36

|
show 1 more comment

Thanks @alowflyingpig. I'll give that a go. It should be Or though. So A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:01

Field:=1 for B column in Range("B1:BP1").
– VBasic2008
Nov 23 at 1:10

buggr, missed that sorry.. updated answer with field and or. Field always start from the first col in range.
– alowflyingpig
Nov 23 at 1:11

So the values are just in Column B sorry. I athen copy all rows from Column B:BP when values in Col B = A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:16

No dice mate. It just creates filters in the top row of sheet 1
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:36

Thanks @alowflyingpig. I'll give that a go. It should be Or though. So A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:01

Field:=1 for B column in Range("B1:BP1").
– VBasic2008
Nov 23 at 1:10

buggr, missed that sorry.. updated answer with field and or. Field always start from the first col in range.
– alowflyingpig
Nov 23 at 1:11

So the values are just in Column B sorry. I athen copy all rows from Column B:BP when values in Col B = A or P
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:16

No dice mate. It just creates filters in the top row of sheet 1
– JPA0888
Nov 23 at 1:36

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