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data extract
If you have Microsoft 365 or Office 2021, select A2 on the Scrubbed sheet and enter the following formula:
=FILTER('source data'!A2:H11,(('source data'!A2:A11=112)+('source data'!A2:A11=512))*('source data'!C2:C11="CONNECTED"))
- aayushmanmishraNov 20, 2021Copper Contributor
i m unable to apply this formula , please if you can show me once. In my excel it is not showing any formula of filter rather filterxml it showing.
- SergeiBaklanNov 20, 2021Diamond Contributor
As variant that could be Power Query with two steps if create helper table with codes to filter
as
let Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="SourceData"]}[Content], #"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectRows(Source, each List.Contains( Filter[AGENT_ID], [AGENT_ID] )) in #"Filtered Rows"- aayushmanmishraNov 21, 2021Copper Contributorsorry i didn't understood.
i have a huge data to sort and fetch , it is very time consuming to select filter and copy and then paste.
- HansVogelaarNov 20, 2021MVP
If you don't have Microsoft 365 or Office 2021, the FILTER function will not be available.
As an alternative, you can use Advanced Filter:
1) Create a Criteria range like this - I created it in I1:J3:
2) Select A1:H1 on the Scrubbed sheet., then select Data > Advanced.
Excel will display a warning, click OK.
Populate the dialog as follows:
Tick the option button ' Copy to another location'.
Click in the List range box and select the data on the source data sheet.
Click in the Criteria range box and select the criteria range on the source data sheet.
Click in the Copy to box and select the headers in A1:LH1 on the scrubbed sheet.
Click OK.
- aayushmanmishraNov 21, 2021Copper Contributorsorry i tried but failed, i m unable to understand it. and i m currently using office 2019
- aayushmanmishraNov 20, 2021Copper ContributorThanks ! Will apply and get back to you within sometime.