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I've searched for something similar but couldn't quite duplicate based on some other posts.

Column F has data on which websites you have a login with.

Let's say

F2 = Amazon, Facebook, Google, Twitter

F3 = Amazon, Google, Twitter

F4 = Amazon, Netflix, HBO

I want to filter the column to show all records that contain BOTH Amazon AND Twitter. So, the filtered results should show only F2 and F3.

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There are many ways to do this. For simplicity's sake, I recommend this:

=FILTER(F2:F,REGEXMATCH(F2:F,"Amazon"),REGEXMATCH(F2:F,"Twitter"))

It should be easy to understand and add to as needed.

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  • How would I do this in the Filter by condition custom formula?
    – Craig
    Jan 12, 2021 at 2:51
  • Applied to F2:F, use this: =REGEXMATCH(F2:F,"Amazon")*REGEXMATCH(F2:F,"Twitter")
    – Erik Tyler
    Jan 12, 2021 at 4:37
  • Small error there. You only need this: =REGEXMATCH(F2,"Amazon")*REGEXMATCH(F2,"Twitter")
    – Erik Tyler
    Jan 12, 2021 at 10:23
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Update based on your comment:

Use this as a custom filter formula:

=REGEXMATCH(F2,"(?i)Amazon.*Twitter|Twitter.*Amazon")

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As a google sheets formula:

=FILTER(F2:F,REGEXMATCH(F2:F,"(?i)Amazon.*Twitter|Twitter.*Amazon"))

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  • How would I do this in the Filter by condition custom formula?
    – Craig
    Jan 12, 2021 at 2:51
  • @Craig see my updated answer.
    – Marios
    Jan 12, 2021 at 3:06

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