Excel 2010 build multi-criteria search in Autofilter

Excel 2010's search in autofilter can be used to easily build a multi-criteria filter but I found that the steps for adding the first criteria is different from adding the subsequent criteria.

Assuming your started Autofilter for your worksheet, the steps to add the first criteria are:

1. Click on the filter icon in the column.
2. In Autofilter pane, enter your criteria.
3. Autofilter pane displays the reduced list, including your criteria (assuming it is found).
4. Untick "(Select All Search Results)". Excel removes the tick marks from the reduced list, including your criteria. If you don't untick this option, all the rows in your worksheet remain selected.
5. Don't tick "Add current selection to filter". If you tick this option, all the rows in your worksheet remain selected.
6. Tick your criteria.
7. Press the OK button to activate the filter.
8. Excel closes the Autofilter pane and displays only rows containing your first criteria.

To add more criteria to the filter, the steps are:

1. Click on the filter icon in the column.
2. In Autofilter pane, enter your next criteria.
3. Autofilter pane displays the reduced list, including your next criteria (assuming it is found).
4. Leave "(Select All Search Results)" ticked.
5. Tick "Add current selection to filter" to keep the rows previously filtered.
6. Leave your criteria ticked.
7. Press the OK button to update the filter.
8. Excel closes the Autofilter pane and displays only rows containing all your criteria (including the first criteria).

What is confusing is that you can't see your previous criteria in the Autofilter pane; you have to infer it from the list of visible rows.

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1. Navigate to Widgets, Settings shortcut.
2. Press and hold Settings shortcut until Android prompts you to drop the shortcut into a Home Screen.
3. After you drop the shortcut, Android prompts you to select a category. In this case, select Data usage. If you want to cancel the action, press the Back button.
4. Android creates a Data usage shortcut in the Home Screen.

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After changing a report dimension's point of view to "User point of view" in Hyperion Financial Reporting, check that books that include this report actually allows you to select values in this changed dimension. I found that these books need to be opened and resaved using the editor before I can select a member in that dimension.