Put your account range, with wildcards as needed, in Column A.  Then in Column B, limit it like this:

ACSEGVAL03 = "02" or ACSEGVAL03 = "03" 

Ya, this is more what I was thinking. I thought there was a way to use column B as a filter. I'll test it out. Does <> "01" work? They have several dozen segment 3 values. Would be easier to exclude the one. Or maybe, because I want to filter the first one on the list then > "01" might work. I'll do some more testing.

Ya, this is more what I was thinking. I thought there was a way to use column B as a filter. I'll test it out. Does <> "01" work? They have several dozen segment 3 values. Would be easier to exclude the one. Or maybe, because I want to filter the first one on the list then > "01" might work. I'll do some more testing.

This works: ACSEGVAL03 > "A01", but only because A01 is the first segment ID in the list. If it was a segment in the middle somewhere (like N55), I wonder if we could do something like this: ACSEGVAL03 = "A01:N54" or "N56:Z99"

If you want to use OR, you have to include the full equation on both sides, like

(ACSEGVAL03 >= "A01" AND ACSEGVAL03 <= "N54") OR (ACSEGVAL03 >= "N56" AND ACSEGVAL03 <= "Z99")

... but in this case it's probably easier to just exclude N55! -  ACSEGVAL03 != "N55"

I was looking for that operator: != . Thanks!