How to filter even or odd numbers in Excel?
Sometimes you may need to filter all even numbers from a column and hide all odd numbers, and vice versa. Here is an easy way to filter the even or odd numbers from a selected column easily.
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You can follow these steps to filter all even numbers and hide all odd numbers in Column A.
Step 1: In a blank column, for example the Column C, enter the formula of =ISEVEN(A1) in Cell C2, and press the Enter key.
This formula will identify the number in Cell A1 is an even number or not. If the number in Cell A1 is even, it returns True, otherwise False.
Step 2: Select the Column C, and click the Home >> Fill >> Down to copy this formula to the entire Column C.
Now it fill Column C with formula, and display False and True, as following screen shot shows:
Step 3: Select the Column C, and click the Data >> Filter.
Step 4: Click the Arrow 
in Column C, uncheck (Select All) item, and check TURE in the filter box. See the following screen shot:
Step 5: Click OK.
Now it filters all even numbers in Column A as soon as possible.
Note:
- If you want to filter the odd numbers, you can check the FALSE item in Step 4.
- You can also apply the formula of =ISODD(A1) to identify the number in Column A are odd or not, and then filter them.
- The formula of =MOD(A1,2) is also available to determine the number in Cell A1 is even or not. If the number in Cell A1 is even, it returns 0, otherwise 1 for odd numbers.
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