Javascript, how to better deal with multiple filter options that lead to long if/else chains

I'm using javascript to search through a google spreadsheet for items. I have several available filters, the issue is that for each filter I add in, I seem to have exponentially more if/else statements.

Let's say I can filter by name, type, and date. Date is required, but the other two options are not. I end up having to have an if/else for each unique combination to make sure I'm matching the correct inputs. If I want to add more ways to filter data it will get even messier.

Example:

  var filterReportType = !CheckIfBlank(reportType);
  var filterName = !CheckIfBlank(name);

  for(var i = 2; i < dataRange.length; i++)
  {
    if(dataRange[i][0] != "")
    {
      searchData.entriesSearched ++;
      if(CompareEntryDates(new Date(startDate), new Date(endDate), new Date(dataRange[i][0])))
      {
        if(filterName && filterReportType)
        {
          if(name == dataRange[i][2] && reportType == dataRange[i][3])
          {
            var newEntry = FillEntryObject(i, dataRange);
            entries.push(newEntry);
            searchData.entriesFound ++;
          }
        }
        else if(filterName)
        {
          if(name == dataRange[i][2])
          {
            var newEntry = FillEntryObject(i, dataRange);
            entries.push(newEntry);
            searchData.entriesFound ++;
          }
        }
        else if(filterReportType)
        {
          if(reportType == dataRange[i][3])
          {
            var newEntry = FillEntryObject(i, dataRange);
            entries.push(newEntry);
            searchData.entriesFound ++;
          }
        }
        else
        {
          var newEntry = FillEntryObject(i, dataRange);
          entries.push(newEntry);
          searchData.entriesFound ++;
        }
      }     
    }
  }

This is not a maintainable pattern, if I need to add more possible inputs to filter by then this chain of statements will become massive.

Edit: Why this is not a duplicate: I checked out that other question, and I see how it will shorten a very long statement, but I do not see how it will shorten a long chain of separate statements. I would still need to check for different combinations and I believe I would end up wit the same number of if/else statements anyways.