How to Build Search Box in Excel
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
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In this step-by-step overview, learn how to add an advanced search box to your Excel workbook. You can insert a search box with no knowledge of VBA or coding. Imagine you have a cookie customer list, and you want to find the chocolate chip cookies, you can insert a search box to find that. We'll run through how to make the search box return exact matches and more advanced scenarios like partial match search, multiple column match and highlighting the search term using conditional formatting in the results. This is a fully fledged search box. To follow along, you can access the spreadsheet in the description below.
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⌚ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:47 Enable developer tab
1:36 Add basic exact match search box
4:23 Add partial match search box
8:11 Add multiple column search box
9:32 Use conditional formatting to highlight partial matches
10:25 Wrap up
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Hi @Kevin Stratvert can you help me creat dis kind of dashboard please
Being Self Taught as well, i have to watch this Video many times to really get it where it sticks. You are the man Kevin! So smart!
Great teacher ! Thank you very much Kevin for your hard work and all the data sample which saves us a lot of time to prepare. I love your lessons, very helpful, easy to understand with your clear voice and well prepared tutorials.
As an easy way to reference a larger number of columns select the area you need and use the create from selection option under formulas. Use the top row option to name them in bulk and tweak the reference to include the first row. Thanks for the tutorial!
Wow, u not only make it sound easy, you make it look easy too. Thanks for the video. This is the perfect thing I was looking for. Actually, I got more than I wanted. Instant subscribe.
Your solution is great. Another top-video. Thanx Kevin.
I would change the file type from xlsm (with macros) to xlsx as it doesn't contain any program code. If you don't use an active-X-control, you may use it in OneDrive or SharePoint in the Browser as well.
As questioned in a comment below to check, if the search-text is at the beginning I would check the value in the search-Column I. If this is a numer and it is 1, then the searched text is at the beginning. You can do this for example in column K with the function IF in which you check the search-Result and the Number-Status.
For example:
=IF(J5#,IF(I5#=1,1,0),0)
Include this in the FILTER-Function.
Hope this helps
Tom
Hey Kevin! Its really great from you. Actually i have inspired by your demonstrations and i have started working on so that i can make community habituated with such productive tips.
Thanks Kevin. It's very useful video. I came across this right time when I am looking for keyword analysis related formulas in excel. It's not completely address my requirement but quite useful to carryout my work.
Thanks for the great tutorials. They are answering a lot of questions for me. Keep up the great videos.
I never knew this was possible. This is great! This is a top-notch tutorial, loved it!
Hey Kevin, really great content. You've been a lifesaver for my projects at work and your SQL guides are the best I've found. Thanks so much for your help!!
I watched it with excitment since i wait for your valuable videos. You are one of the best excel teachers. I recenlty subescribed with office 365 and iam enjoying its powerful features. Thank you alot
This makes everything so much easier on the excel side for chemical engineering thank you!
Omg this was racking my brain for ages! The initial basic serch worked fine but the stsps after that werent! I went over and over then though "ill just keep following and see what happens" by the finzl step, it all worked!!! Over the moon!!!!
What a brilliant explaination!! thank you Kevin!! you are doing an amazing job.
Thanks so much Kevin, your tutorial is fantastic !
Wow, that was a great Tutorial.
Thank you very much for the very useful videos. ❤️
Neat Tutorial! Really helpful when handling large amounts of data. The best part is the customizable features like highlight, exact match, etc. Keep it up
Hi Kevin, first of all I wanna thank you for sharing such immense information with all of us. I just want to know if you have similar formulas that excel previous versions can do with all of these formulas, like excel 2010 or 2016? We still have these versions with our dozens of employees from afar. And this is really useful if they can have excel with similar formula in their older versions of excel.
Thank you so much, Kevin, for your helpful search box tweak.
Fantastic. This is going to make for a very easy way for my users to search a table. Thanks!
I've been looking for this for so long. Thank you so much Kevin!
Your videos are so good I come back again after some months!! Thank you!
I wonder how much Excel sifus charge in the past for these valuable knowledge and now with UA-cam we're getting it for just a meager cost of data, electricity and time. Thanks Kevin. Super helpful!
Thank you so much for this Kevin. This is SOOO AWESOME!!!
Hey Kevin, rise and shine! Your videos never fail to brighten my day, but today, I've hit a snag in Spreadsheet Land. Picture this: me, desperately searching for the elusive FILTER function, only to find out it's playing hard to get, reserved exclusively for Excel 2021 and Microsoft 365 VIPs. Talk about a plot twist! So here I am, stranded in Microsoft Office Home and Business 2019 territory, feeling like I missed the train to Spreadsheet Paradise. Any chance you've got a secret map to a search box workaround? I'm all ears! Keep spreading the spreadsheet wisdom, and thanks a million for your tireless efforts. Looking forward to your sage advice! Cheers, Chad. 🚀
This is one of those times that being self-taught is a detriment. I had no idea this function was even available, so I’ve always just used control+F and then tabbed through the results. Having it show the results in a table will be very helpful. Saved this one and will definitely be trying it. Thank you!!!
Did you know that the definition of Naivete is self-taught? Your comment also reminds me to be thankful for experienced teachers in my life.
I also felt the need to be self taught though when so many teachers want to turn this into a $200 course that lasts months when we could learn it in 2 weeks with Kevin.
We cant find filter function
This is awesome! Thanks, Kevin!
Glorious! Thank you, sir. You are a god amongst men.
Thank you Kevin. Very useful.
Genius! Thank you for this wonderful video. Aside from Leilah Gharani's UA-cam videos yours is equally informative and on point. I definitely subscribe to your channel as well. Keep it up👍🙂
Thank a lot Kevin u r brilliant....I really needed this No one can teach better than u... 👏👏👌
Hey Kevin, Love your tutorial. I have been using Excel.Mac 2011. Having some trouble finding tools as shown in your screen. In starting, which button do i use instead of text box in developer mode?
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That's incredible, thanks Kevin 👍
Thank you so much! This really helped me build a "Search Engine" on top of a Knowledge Base.
I have been searching many tutorials this whole day for making the search bar for my project from so many platform and ends up with frustration because the formula always got error and I can't figure it out why, but finally I found this tutorial which is really helpful to teach me in step by step and yeay I can make it!!! .. 🎉🎉 Thank you so much
You're great. Easy learning. Very nice tutorial. Kudos
Thanks and very well explained👏👏👏
Hi Kevin, loved the video; thanks for producing it! I can get the filter to work if the table is manually updated but if I do a simple '=C2' (to pull data from another sheet) it doesn't work. Any advice please? Thanks
Hey Kevin, what if I wanted to filter the original data rather then having a separate field?
Would love to be able to just search and minimize the data based on the search and be able to export that searched data
This was extremely helpful, thank you!
The sample spreadsheet was so helpful. Love you
Glad it was helpful!
This is so great & helpful! Thank you Kevin!
Life-saver! Thank you, Kevin.
Thanks! very cool, just tried it myself
Wow, this is what I want. Thank you very much.
Great video Kevin! please make a video on how to search two or more tables but on different worksheets
Really helpful topic. Thanks
Incredibly useful video, thanks a lot!
Great ...i believe in excel already filter and search options there.... But this is using formulas to do same thing... Great to know the formulas
Thanks for the useful tips. Awesome!
thank you very much. it was extremely helpful.
Really useful. Thank you.
Kevin! You’re my hero
Kevin, thank you for this video!
Hey Kevin! Thank you very much for that! I always dreamed including a full functional search box in my Excell spreadsheets. But let me ask you: how to filter the results directly from the data resources other than reflecting in another mirrored column?
If I understand your question correctly. You would like to filter the data from the beginning rather than copying a column to display filtered data. I think that you could solve this by using the built in power query of excel. This allows you to directly the filter the data from the source. Hopefully this helps!!
@@TechTeacherTT I think the question is not asking that. I think he is asking how to create a search box that will display the results of the search directly in the first table itself (the one containing all the data).
I would suggest following the same steps as shown in the video and just hiding the table with the data or moving it to another sheet and hiding that sheet (or restricting access as necessary).
Hi Kev, thanks for the video. Could you please make a video about advanced conditional formatting?
This worked perfectly, thanks a ton!
The way you say "Today" at the start of the video is hilarious btw 😂
Great video Kevin.
I followed the first 4 minutes but everything says "false" which results to " No records found". Im kinda frustrated cause I'm new to excel. :(
Kevin....love your videos. Can you please show a video about changing logo size to fit email signature or webpage?
I love your videos. Several of them have answered questions I couldn't get answered otherwise. I do have one question though. I used your search tool from "How to Build Search Box in Excel" and it works great with one exception. When the data source has some unique formatting (colored text or bolded text or other stuff like that) is only copies over the raw text, no formatting. Is there a way to keep the formating?
Very cool man! Great. Thank you.
This is really awesome.... More such videos please
This is exactly what I'm looking for! thanks!
Thanks Kevin, It helps a lot.
I AM SO LIVING THIS!
Kevin is my favourite UA-camr
Awesome tutorial, well done
Great tutorial, is there a way to enter changes to the search results (name or phone number), so it updates/supplements the data of the existing list? like a database
Hey kevin! Thank you for your continuous help and tutorials, my questions is how can i copy paste the results after filter
Thank you
Thanks for this tutorial! quick question. How do you avoid the Search Box to Shrink the Font size? It seems that everytime the box is used the font size shrinks.
Hi Kevin, the video is awesome, thanks for the tip, but I have a question.
Can I write the formula to pick the table directly rather than using writing (isnumber search ()) "+" to add new columns, imagine having a table with 45 columns, repeating the formula is a lot of work.
Very interesting tutorial. Thanks 😊
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you explain clearly thank you sir
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YOU ARE LITERALLY THE BEST.
Hi Kevin, how I can limit displayed entries to 6 rows while using partial match formula? I want to add this search box into dashboard with limited space. Great stuff btw.
Hi Kevin,
I really need your help, I'm using office 2021 version and whenever I try to take print out of any document it automatically adds a blank white borders around. I've tried all sorts of page and margin settings still I'm unable to figure it out. Due to this when I try to take print out of my design document it looks awkward due to the borders
Hi, Thank you so much for your efforts in creating this video and sharing, God Bless you. When the Selected Table Cell is blank the filter returns the value as "0" how to remove "0" and keep the cell blank? I tried Iferror but it did not work.
Thanks. Tried this useful tip.
Really well done. Greetings from Brazil...
Thank You so much
Very useful nice content
I only used Find button in the ribbon if I want to find something. It can cover the who tabulation names. However it is cool to know that it is possible to do the same thing in a different way
Hey Kevin, that a very helpful video. Just what im currently looking for.
Quick Question
Im trying to make a supplier database but some of the cells have information separated by comas, will this search box work the same?
Any video you recommend to watch to help me making my supplier database?
Brilliant thank you Kevin 👌🏽
Thank you so much for this very clear tutorial! It's gotten me much closer to the functionality that I need. Is it possible to use this formula to search across multiple sheets within a workbook?
Love the way you teach you are very good
Thank You So Much Sir, This Is Very Helpful For My Work 😊😊😊😊
Hi Kevin. Can the target array be the full workbook, incl certain or all worksheets? One or Multiple Search box es but on one worksheet - on the Dashboard. Much appreciated. Neels
Hi Kevin, I can't find the "filter" in my function on my excel workbook
Seems it's only for Office 365/2019
I only find Filterxml on mine
But it's also not in excel 2019,,,,
Only in office 365
It's only 365. I think UA-camrs should mention upfront this. As not everyone as 365.
Hi Kevin, I love your videos. Is there anyway to attach this search bar to graphs in the dashboard? Like a text box slicer?
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Thank you so much!!! This really help me a loooottt!! huhu
Great vedio thanks for sharing.
Hey Kevin Thank you for all your videos, my question is, if theres a way to link something like "related words generator website to excel where you can fill al the words you are looking for without going to the website, thank you