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I have a pivot table in Excel with the header column "system boundary" and various row items below. Usually, Excel will enable me to filter a column for each individual row item. However, I am wondering whether it also possible to have more than one filterable item per cell? E.g. filtering for cradle to cradle will also display all rows in which cradle to cradle plus an additional string e.g. Cradle to cradle, Gate to gate.

| System boundary                |
|--------------------------------|
| Cradle to cradle               |
| Cradle to gate                 |
| Cradle to cradle, Gate to gate |
| Gate to gate                   |
| Gate to gate, cradle to cradle |
| Gate to gate                   |
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Add a Slicer to the Pivot Table The quickest way to see a list of the Multiple Items in the filter is to add a slicer to the pivot table.

Select any cell in the pivot table. Select the Analyze/Options tab in the ribbon. Click the Insert Slicer button. Check the box for the field that is in the Filters area with the filter applied to it. Press OK.

A slicer will be added to the worksheet. The items that are selected in the filter drop-down list will also be selected/highlighted in the slicer. These two controls work interchangeably, and we can use both the slicer and the filter drop-down menu to apply filters to the pivot table.