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IF cell = 0 then add cell name to list
It can be done with an advanced version of index match.
The formula looks something like this:
=INDEX(cards[Card],SMALL(IF(cards['# Owned]=0,ROW(cards['# Owned])-ROW(INDEX(cards['# Owned],1,1))+1),ROW(A1)))
and uses an array function to build a list of all the cards where you have 0 owned, then uses the small function to return the nth result in that list. In this case i've used row(a1) as the second parameter in the small so that when you drag it down it increments and gives you the next result.
Have a look at the attached spreadsheet. Because this is an array formula you need to enter it with ctrl+shift+enter to make it work
Thank's, that's exactly what I was trying to do.
Alas I can't get it to work with my spreadsheet, could it be to do with my layout?
I have used the formula as you typed it only with changes that make it relevant to my sheet.
I've attached a snippet of the sheet if you wouldn't mind having a look?
Matthew, attached is variant with non-array formula
=IFERROR(INDEX($C$4:$C$21,AGGREGATE(15,6,1/($E$4:$E$21=0)*(ROW($B$4:$B$21)-ROW($B$3)),ROW($B4)-ROW($B$3))),"")
Thank you so much!
I see where I was going wrong now. I was calling the wrong ROW.
