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    Return Desired Range of Table

    Hello,
    I need to return a specific data set between two input values. See attached image. The output was manually input for the screenshot, but is there a formula I can use to calculate the output so that when I input values, it will always pop up with the correct data set. Thank you.

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    Re: Return Desired Range of Table

    Enter array formula in D8 and copy across to E8 and down
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    Re: Return Desired Range of Table

    If you want to avoid array formulas, you can use a helper column. Add an additional column as the leftmost column (Column A).
    In A1, enter the formula:
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    In A2, enter the formula:
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    Copy that formula to each empty cell in Column A (so that if there is something in column B, there is a formula in column A). Then, in cell E8:
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    Copy that to cells E8:F12.

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