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INDEX, SMALL, COUNTIF
- Nov 17, 2019
If to extract by formulas records from list based on few criteria, I'd use AGGREGATE to avoid array formulas.
In this case
formula could be like
=IFERROR( INDEX(A$5:A$38, AGGREGATE( 15, 6, 1/(**bleep**=$O$10)/(Budget=$P$10)/(ProjectCode=$Q$10)* (ROW($A$5:$A$38)-ROW($A$4)), (ROW()-ROW($O$10)) ) ), "")and in 1/()/().. part you may add as many criteria as needed.
I agree I can do that and have tried it out on the users who have knowledge of Excel ranging from nothing to nought! The users numbering 40 plus ring me up and tell me they are missing transactions and I ask them they can see little arrows at the top of the columns and they ask me 'what is a column'! Entering 3 cells is about all they can manage.
IF(ROWS(H$6:H6)>COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$12,$I$1,$C$2:$C$12,$K$1,$D$2:$D$12,$M$1),"",INDEX(E$2:E$12,SMALL(IF($I$1=$B$2:$B$12,$K$1=$C$2:$C$12,$M$1=$D$2:$D$12,ROW(E$2:E$12)-ROW(E$1)ROWS(H$6:H6)))) kindly help about this formula i want to find employee data with three conditions
1- Campus wise
2- faculty wise
3- department wise
find employee in ms-office 2010
- SergeiBaklanNov 23, 2024Diamond Contributor
I'd recommend to start new discussion with this question giving more details about the data, screenshot at least