Hi All, I have a table with column Part_no, Revision, Alternative & Preferred Table data as below PART_NO REVISION ALTERNATIVE PREFERRED 11000162 1 1 1 11000162 2 1 1 11000162 3 1 1 11000162 4 1 1 11000162 4 2 0 11000162 5 1 1 11000162 5 2 0 11000162 6 1 1 11000162 6 2 0 11000162 7 1 1 11000162 7 2 0 11000162 8 1 1 11000162 8 2 0 11000162 9 1 1 11000162 9 2 0 11000162 10 2 0 In above data you see part no has 10 revision where few revision has 1, 2 alternative and 1 alternative has preferred 1 & 2 alternative has preferred 0 so i want a query which check preferred only 0 how can i get this. Note: if alternative 1 preferred is 0 and if alternative 2 has 1 then i dont want to fetch such record. I want the output to show only prefererred 0. It should check how many alternative it has and all alternative should be 0 then only that revision data has to be displayed pls help TIA
>>In above data you see part no has 10 revision where few revision has 1, 2 alternative and 1 alternative has preferred 1 & 2 alternative has preferred 0 so i want a query which check preferred only 0 how can i get this. Well, I know YOU know what that means, cos you wrote it, but it makes no sense to me. Please split it into simple facts, for example: In above data you see part no has 10 revision where: few revision has 1, 2 alternative, 1 alternative has preferred 1; 2 alternative has preferred 0 - or whatever it's meant to be. >>i want a query which check preferred only 0 Again that doesn't make a lot of sense. Can you give the output you want to see from the query, for example should it be: PART_NO REVISION ALTERNATIVE PREFERRED 11000162 4 2 0 11000162 5 2 0 11000162 6 2 0 11000162 7 2 0 11000162 8 2 0 11000162 9 2 0 11000162 10 2 0 or something else?
Hello, Please follow these steps.... Click any cell in the data range. Click the Data menu, and then click Filter | Advanced Filter. In Excel 2007 and 2010, click the Data tab and then click Advanced Filter in the Sort & Filter group. Retain the default setting; Filter the List In-Place. Excel automatically fills in the List Range, correctly in this case. Specify the Criteria range, A1:F2. You only need to identify the column headings. Click OK. The filter found just two records that meet both criteria expressions.
