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Return cells within a specific date range (today-6 weeks ahead)
Hello, I have made my own "search bar" in excel with the help of the formulas: Filter, Isnumber and Search. This gives me a dynamic array where it will always update according to my master sheet...
OliverScheurich
Hello Oliver,
Thank you for your answer.
You have indeed understood correctly and thank you for showing that it can be done.
The only difference is that the column I have the dates in are not in colomn A, but rather colomn J.
Can it still be done?
See my current formula below:
=FILTER(Orders;ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3;Orders[ORDRE]))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3;Orders[KUNDE]))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3;Orders[[Spærret ]]))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3;Orders[[ETD HEDENSTED ]]));"No Match")
Is there any chance you might be able to help me plug your formula into mine above? I am not sure where I should put it.
Thank you in advance.
I am looking forward to your answer.
Hello Nicolas94h,
you are welcome. I've made up a sample table with your data and hope this formula works for you.
=FILTER(Orders,
(Orders[Date]>=TODAY())*
(Orders[Date]<=TODAY()+42)*(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3,Orders[ORDRE]))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3,Orders[KUNDE]))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3,Orders[[Spærret ]]))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(D3,Orders[[ETD HEDENSTED ]]))),
"No Match")
Hello OliverScheurich,
Thank you for your quick answer and your examples.
I don't know how to insert an Excel file in my message to you, so I have inserted a picture instead.Please see picture below:
I have changed the column order in your Excel sheet to give you a better understanding of how my original table is structured.
As you can see in the attached picture above, the dates I want to return are not in the first column.
Will this formula still work ?
Can you please change the formula?
I apologize for the many questions.