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I had been trying to tweak this array formula to sort what it extracted from a list in ascending order but to no avail. Please help.
=IFERROR(INDEX(NAMES,MATCH(0,IF(GRADES=$X$8,IF(SEC TIONS=$AC$8,COUNTIF($B$12:$B12,NAMES),"")),0)),"") Or this: =IFERROR(INDEX(NAMES,SMALL(IF(GRADES=$X$8,IF(SECTI ONS=$AC$8,IF(SEX_1="M",IF(DATEENROLLED<=$X$6,ROW(N AMES)-ROW($B$2)+1)))),ROWS($B$2:$B3))),"") |
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Formulas like that can get difficult to maintain.
Use a pivot table and slicers/timelines. See attached; a very basic pivot table. |
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[quote=p45cal;134383]Formulas like that can get difficult to maintain.
Use a pivot table and slicers/timelines. See attached; a very basic pivot table.[/ Thank you. I will explore the Pivot table using the slicers, although I found a formula that returned sorted lists based on conditions. It's quite long and a bit frightening. |
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