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    Populate table from database with 2 conditions

    Hello guys,

    Hope you will be able to give me a hand. I have a pretty vast database which I populated through VBA from a certain number of worksheets. I now need to create a table which shows min, max and average for each location given x, y or z condition. So far I only approached it by creating a secondary table with each range address and then using INDIRECT, but this would require extra work on the database (insert a function to sort out locations alphabetically and within each Range.Location sort out by conditions (note. A, B and C are not in alphabetic order)) and is also very ugly.
    I was wondering whether you had any more elegant ideas?
    I attached a sample example of my spreadsheet hoping it will help!

    Thank to whoever will spare the time to help me.

    Best,
    Carlo
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