Dear all
I wonder if there is a way to apply the apply the above Filter function -=FILTER(array,include) to filter selected field
In the normal version, in Advance filter, we can make our own filter field.
can the above do that too.
Eric
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Dear all
I wonder if there is a way to apply the apply the above Filter function -=FILTER(array,include) to filter selected field
In the normal version, in Advance filter, we can make our own filter field.
can the above do that too.
Eric
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The short answer is, Yes![]()
Dear Fluff
Can you share with me how ?
As I have a table of 30 fields, and I want to use this filter function to filter the fields for different people.
Thanks and look forward to it
Eric
Can you supply a workbook, showing data & expected results?
Also are you using 2010 as per your profile, or 365?
Dear Fluff
I have the attached and explained
Additional
I want to know who I can filter with Between dates
thanks
Thanks for that, how about
=FILTER(Summary[#All],Summary[[#All],[Check_In]]=B2)
Dear Fluff
Thanks but i want to filter the data that i need
One few field not all.
Eric
I don't understand, that formula gives exactly the same result as you showed.![]()
Fluff
Yes, but i want to filter not the full field
But just a selection of fields
For example : I just want to filter the field below not Äll
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- Code
- Nature
- Name
- Check_In
- Check_Ou
Eric
Next time you are asked to provide expected results, it would help if you did just that, rather than supplying what you DON'T want.
Try
=FILTER(FILTER(Summary,Summary[Check_In]=B2),ISNUMBER(MATCH(Summary[#Headers],A10:P10,0)))
If this is not what you want, then supply a new file with exactly what you want.
Please try at A17
=INDEX(FILTER(Summary,Summary[Check_In]=B7,""),SEQUENCE(COUNTIF(Summary[Check_In],B7)),MATCH($A$16:$E$16,Summary[#Headers],))
For you other thread you can use
=FILTER(FILTER(Summary,Summary[Check_In]=B7),ISNUMBER(MATCH(Summary[#Headers],A16:E16,0)))
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