How to filter using OR logic between columns [Formula]
The filter feature in Excel won't allow you to do OR logic between columns, however, you can if you allow assistance from a formula.
I want to filter all rows where Category is equal to 1 OR Size is equal to A, the formula in E3 is:
Alternative formula:
Copy the formula and paste to cells below.
Now it is time to apply a filter to your data set. Go to tab "Data" on the ribbon, click on "Filter" button or press CTRL + SHIFT + L.
Arrows appear on your headers, see picture below.
Click on the arrow next to "Formula" header and deselect 0 (zero). If you use the alternative formula, simply deselect False.
Click "OK" button. Here is the filtered table.
To remove the filter simply click the "Clear" button on the ribbon.
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