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Today I want to show you how you can add a search box to your Excel spreadsheet. Imagine you have customer information in Excel, you can use a search box to look for exact matches, but you can also use it for more advanced scenarios. You can look for partial matches. You can even search across multiple columns, and we can even highlight the results. This is a fully fledged search box. If you want to follow along today, Ive included a sample spreadsheet right up above and down below in the description. This is the perfect thing to add to an Excel dashboard, and if you want to create an Excel dashboard, I have a video right up there thatll show you step-by-step how to do it. All right, lets check this out. Here I am in Excel, and were going to start with just the basic search box first. Were going to do an exact match. Down below I have a data set with customers and their favorite cookies. I know, how can you possibly choose just one favorite cookie, but hey,
