Excel Dynamic Search Box Tutorial | Find Anything | MULTIPLE COLUMNS SEARCH | Search Bar In Excel Build a search box in Excel to find anything in your dataset. In this video, we'll make a dynamic search bar so you can search for any values in your dataset. We will start creating a search box with the developer button. Then, we'll use the filter formula to look for values in a dataset. Following this, to get a partial match, we'll combine the isnumber and search functions to the filter function. Then we'll add all of the other columns we want to search by. Finally, we'll design the search bar with icons, shapes, and conditional formatting so the matching values stand out. If your data is large and unmanageable, a search box may be just the thing you need to make your spreadsheet more user-friendly! I call these kinds of fun and useful upgrades, “Power Ups”! In this video, I’ll show you step-by-step how to create a magic search box in Excel using the FILTER, ISNUMBER, and SEARCH functions. You’ll also learn about a few key tweaks that can take this feature to the next level. Chapter Introduction 1. Design Search Box 2. Insert ActiveX Text Box 3. Create Search Results View 4. The Formula 5. Power Up 1: Gridlines 6. Power Up 2: Multi-Column Search 7. Note: Partial Matches 8. Power Up 3: Exclude Some Columns #proexcel #excellsearch #spreadsheetmagic #excel #microsoftexcel #excelformula