Using Filter Formula
Hi Guys, how are you? Please, I have this formula:
=iferror(filter(N9:S120;N9:N120=N124;P9:P120=P124;Q9:Q120=Q124;S9:S120=S124);"")
In this case, I need to fulfill all the cells (N124, P124, Q124 and S124) to show results. How can I do this, or similar, to filter if I complete just one or more cells?
Thanks in Advance.
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Try this:
=IFERROR(FILTER(N9:S120;(N9:N120=N124)*(P9:P120=P124)*(Q9:Q120=Q124)*(S9:S120=S124));"")
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