Set Auto Filtering multiple wildcards - vba

Question

Right now I am doing coding to set a filter for a data chart. Basically, I don't know how to post the data sheet up here so just try to type them ):
(starting from the left is column A)
Name * BDevice * Quantity * Sale* Owner
Basically I need to filter out for 2 column:
-The BDevice with any word contain "M1454" or "M1467" or "M1879" (It means that M1454A or M1467TR would still fit in)
-The Owner with PROD or RISK
Here is the code I wrote:
Sub AutoFilter()
ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet..Range(B:B).Select
Selection.Autofilter Field:=1 Criteria1:=Array( _
"*M1454*", "*M1467*", "*M1879*"), Operator:=xlFilterValues
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=4 Criteria1:="=PROD" _
, Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="=RISK"
End Sub
When I run the code, the machine returns error 1004 and the part which seems to be wrong is the Filter part 2 ( I am not sure about the use of Field, so I can not say it for sure)
Edit; Santosh: When I try your code, the machine gets error 9 subscript out of range. The error came from the with statement. (since the data table has A to AS column so I just change to A:AS)

Answer 1

While there is a maximum of two direct wildcards per field in the AutoFilter method, pattern matching can be used to create an array that replaces the wildcards with the Operator:=xlFilterValues option. A Select Case statement helps the wildcard matching.
The second field is a simple Criteria1 and Criteria2 direct match with a Operator:=xlOr joining the two criteria.
Sub multiWildcardFilter()
Dim a As Long, aARRs As Variant, dVALs As Object
Set dVALs = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
dVALs.CompareMode = vbTextCompare
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False
With .Cells(1, 1).CurrentRegion
'build a dictionary so the keys can be used as the array filter
aARRs = .Columns(2).Cells.Value2
For a = LBound(aARRs, 1) + 1 To UBound(aARRs, 1)
Select Case True
Case aARRs(a, 1) Like "MK1454*"
dVALs.Add Key:=aARRs(a, 1), Item:=aARRs(a, 1)
Case aARRs(a, 1) Like "MK1467*"
dVALs.Add Key:=aARRs(a, 1), Item:=aARRs(a, 1)
Case aARRs(a, 1) Like "MK1879*"
dVALs.Add Key:=aARRs(a, 1), Item:=aARRs(a, 1)
Case Else
'no match. do nothing
End Select
Next a
'filter on column B if dictionary keys exist
If CBool(dVALs.Count) Then _
.AutoFilter Field:=2, Criteria1:=dVALs.keys, _
Operator:=xlFilterValues, VisibleDropDown:=False
'filter on column E
.AutoFilter Field:=5, Criteria1:="PROD", Operator:=xlOr, _
Criteria2:="RISK", VisibleDropDown:=False
'data is filtered on MK1454*, MK1467* or MK1879* (column B)
'column E is either PROD or RISK
'Perform work on filtered data here
End With
If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False
End With
dVALs.RemoveAll: Set dVALs = Nothing
End Sub
If exclusions¹ are to be added to the filtering, their logic should be placed at the top of the Select.. End Select statement in order that they are not added through a false positive to other matching criteria.
                                Before applying AutoFilter Method
                                After applying AutoFilter w/ multiple wildcards
¹ See Can Advanced Filter criteria be in the VBA rather than a range? and Can AutoFilter take both inclusive and non-inclusive wildcards from Dictionary keys? for more on adding exclusions to the dictionary's filter set.

Answer 2

For using partial strings to exclude rows and include blanks you should use
'From Jeeped's code
Dim dVals As Scripting.Dictionary
Set dVals = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
dVals.CompareMode = vbTextCompare
Dim col3() As Variant
Dim col3init As Integer
'Swallow row3 into an array; start from 1 so it corresponds to row
For col3init = 1 to Sheets("Sheet1").UsedRange.Rows.count
col3(col3init) = Sheets("Sheet1").Range(Cells(col3init,3),Cells(col3init,3)).Value
Next col3init
Dim excludeArray() As Variant
'Partial strings in below array will be checked against rows
excludeArray = Array("MK1", "MK2", "MK3")
Dim col3check As Integer
Dim excludecheck as Integer
Dim violations As Integer
For col3check = 1 to UBound(col3)
For excludecheck = 0 to UBound(excludeArray)
If Instr(1,col3(col3check),excludeArray(excludecheck)) <> 0 Then
violations = violations + 1
'Sometimes the partial string you're filtering out for may appear more than once.
End If
Next col3check
If violations = 0 and Not dVals.Exists(col3(col3check)) Then
dVals.Add Key:=col3(col3check), Item:=col3(col3check) 'adds keys for items where the partial strings in excludeArray do NOT appear
ElseIf col3(col3check) = "" Then
dVals.Item(Chr(61)) = Chr(61) 'blanks
End If
violations = 0
Next col3check
The dVals.Item(Chr(61)) = Chr(61) idea came from Jeeped's other answer here
Multiple Filter Criteria for blanks and numbers using wildcard on same field just doesn't work

Answer 3

Try below code :
max 2 wildcard expression for Criteria1 works. Refer this link
Sub AutoFilter()
With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("sheet1").Range("A:E")
.AutoFilter Field:=2, Criteria1:=Array("*M1454*", "*M1467*"), Operator:=xlFilterValues
.AutoFilter Field:=5, Criteria1:="=PROD", Operator:=xlOr, Criteria2:="=RISK"
End With
End Sub