After going through the article, I realized that the custom filter option is available only in certain Microsoft services and products, such as Excel, Microsoft Defender, and Power BI. Hence, if you are not using any of these services or products, you may not be able to locate the Filter option within the wizard.
However, assuming that you are using one of these services, let me share some steps to create a custom filter using Excel as an example:
1. Open the Excel spreadsheet that you want to filter.
2. Select the column that you want to filter and click on the Data tab at the top of the screen.
3. In the Data tab, click on the Filter button, which looks like a funnel. This will enable the filter options for the selected column.
4. Click on the arrow beside the column header to see the filter options.
5. Scroll down to the bottom of the filter options and click on the Select All checkbox to clear all the checkboxes.
6. Now, select the checkboxes for the values that you want to include in the filter.
7. Once you have selected the filter values, click on OK to apply the filter.
8. You can also create a custom filter by clicking on the Custom Filter option in the filter dialog box. Here, you can specify the criteria for the filter, such as greater than or less than a certain value.
These are some basic steps to create a custom filter in Excel. The process may differ slightly in other Microsoft products and services. However, the overall concept remains the same – select the column to filter, enable the filter options, and select the values or criteria to include in the filter.
In conclusion, it is important to note that custom filters may not be available in all Microsoft services and products. If you are unable to locate the filter option, you may need to check the documentation or support forums for your specific service or product. Additionally, creating custom filters can enhance your data analysis and reporting capabilities, making it easier to work with large amounts of data and extract relevant insights.