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    Re: Listng team-wise names from a list

    The formula in post 2, assumed that line 3 already has the title IPL-A...
    It seems that you want the formula for line 2 (the title) and line 3 downwards...
    I3, then copy accross:
    =IFERROR(INDEX($F$2:$F$17,MATCH(0,INDEX(COUNTIF($H$3:H3,$F$2:$F$17),),0)),"")
    I4, drag down and accross
    =IFERROR(INDEX($B:$B,AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW($F$2:$F$17)/($F$2:$F$17=I$3),ROWS($1:1))),"")
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    Re: Listng team-wise names from a list

    @bebo021999 Thank you. It works. Just one suggestion. In the Title Row, it lists IPL-D, IPL-C, IPL-B and IPL-A. Instead, if it lists from IPL-A to IPL-D, it would look better. Otherwise, it is fine. Thank you.
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    Re: Listng team-wise names from a list

    Quote Originally Posted by jsridhar View Post
    @bebo021999 Thank you. It works. Just one suggestion. In the Title Row, it lists IPL-D, IPL-C, IPL-B and IPL-A. Instead, if it lists from IPL-A to IPL-D, it would look better. Otherwise, it is fine. Thank you.
    If you want to sort the header rows, there are several ways to do it depending on your data:
    1- If your data is relatively stable, and the team list is fixed:
    Method 1: Copy I3:L3, paste it transposed into another column, for example, N3:N6. Sort this range, and then copy-paste transpose it back into I3:L3.
    Method 2: Sort column F. Then copy/paste the values in the header range I3:L3. Revert to sorting by column A.

    2- If your data frequently changes, and the team list is regularly updated:
    Method 1: Use an auxiliary column, like column G, to mark column F according to A-Z conditions. (like sample attached)
    Method 2: In my opinion, the best approach is to use VBA. (will come back if you refer to VBA)
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    Thank you.

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