Create a Dynamic Search Box in Excel | Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial

In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a dynamic search box in Excel that filters your data in real-time! Learn step-by-step how to use Excel's FILTER function combined with SEARCH to build an efficient search tool within your spreadsheet. We'll guide you through preparing your data, converting it to a table, and linking a search box to easily filter out matching results. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their Excel skills!

What you will learn:

How to set up your data for search functionality
How to create and customize a search box using the Developer tab
How to apply the FILTER and SEARCH functions in Excel
How to display “Not Found” when no matches are returned

Formula Used: =FILTER(DataTable,ISNUMBER(SEARCH($B$2,DataTable[Product Name])),"Not Found")

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Hi there, I have a price file and I am trying to impliment your formula. I have gone as far as to copy your data exactly the same onto my workbook. I keep getting an error. help!help!