If you do want to filter across the page (horizontal) then you could copy the data and then on another blank worksheet Paste Special -> Transpose and you could then apply the filters to vertical data.
You can filter rows and columns to select which rows or columns to display in the form. Right-click a row or column member, select Filter, and then Filter. In the left-most field in the Filter dialog box, select the filter type: Keep: Include rows or columns that meet the filter criteria.
Ctrl+A, ctrl+C, then in paste special use transpose. Transpose means the cells which you have copied changes from columns to rows and rows to columns. Then you can apply filter. Before filtering you need to transpose the rows to columns and then filter it else u might end of writing a macro for the same.
Filter a range of dataSelect any cell within the range.Select Data > Filter.Select the column header arrow .Select Text Filters or Number Filters, and then select a comparison, like Between.Enter the filter criteria and select OK.
Sort Single Row HorizontallyClick anywhere in the data range that we want to sort (A3:G3), and in the Ribbon, go to Home > Sort & Filter > Custom Sort.In the Sort window, click Options.In the Options pop-up, select Sort left to right, and click OK.
Filter a range of data Select any cell within the range. Select Data > Filter. Select Text Filters or Number Filters, and then select a comparison, like Between. Enter the filter criteria and select OK.
Sort in Excel by row and by column namesSelect the range of data you want to sort. Click the Sort button on the Data tab to open the Sort dialog. In the opening Sort Options dialog under Orientation, choose Sort left to right, and click OK.Then select the row by which you want to sort.Sep 4, 2013
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No you can't do that but you can create 'Custom Views' to quickly switch between different filters. View tab| Custom View|Add and give that view a name. OK out. Add another filter which clears the first then add this as another custom view.
Sort Horizontally Using the SORT Function You can use a little bit of formula wizardry to sort the data horizontally. While the SORT function by itself would only be able to sort data that is arranged horizontally, we can combine it with the TRANSPOSE function to convert a horizontal data into a vertical one.
Filter a range of dataSelect any cell within the range.Select Data > Filter.Select the column header arrow .Select Text Filters or Number Filters, and then select a comparison, like Between.Enter the filter criteria and select OK.
Sort in Excel by row and by column namesSelect the range of data you want to sort. Click the Sort button on the Data tab to open the Sort dialog. In the opening Sort Options dialog under Orientation, choose Sort left to right, and click OK.Then select the row by which you want to sort.Sep 4, 2013
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Filter for a specific number or a number rangeClick a cell in the range or table that you want to filter.On the Data tab, click Filter.Click the arrow. Under Filter, click Choose One, and then enter your filter criteria.In the box next to the pop-up menu, enter the number that you want to use.
To make the Advanced Filter dynamic you need to use Macros. Depending upon your convenience, you can select different options to execute the Macros.
Dynamic filters are a set of fields and values that can be configured to appear on the left side of a report. These filters allow you to quickly narrow down the data displayed to only those records you care about. If the report is shown on a table Home page, the dynamic filters appear there as well.
(1.) Select Filter the list, in-place option from the Action section, (2.) Then, select the data range that you want to filter in the List range, and specify the list of multiple values you want to filter based on in the Criteria range, (Note: The header name of the filter column and criteria list must be the same.)
So you can follow the steps.Select the area where you want to sort values.Click the button “Sort & Filter” in the ribbon. In the menu, click the option “Custom Sort”. In this window, click the “Options”.Now you will see another new window. Click “OK”.
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