I am struggling to learn / utilize some of the new Excel 2021 formulas. I also might not be thinking of the best way to solve my problem. See description below and attached.
I have 3 columns of interest (A, B, and Q). With lots of data in between and rows occurring irregularly. Is there a way to filter columns of interest with data? So, for example, column A might be my column of the "most interest"....how would I write a formula to get A, B, Q all extracted separately?
Try this:
=LET(c,CHOOSECOLS(A1:Q6,1,2,17),FILTER(c,INDEX(c,,1)<>0))
If you don't have CHOOSECOLS, try this instead:
=LET(c,FILTER(A1:Q6,A1:A6<>0),CHOOSE({1,2,3},INDEX(c,,1),INDEX(c,,2),INDEX(c,,17)))
Last edited by AliGW; 11-03-2022 at 12:24 PM. Reason: Added example workbook.
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or:
=LET(d,A1:Q9,r,ROWS(d),c,INDEX(d,SEQUENCE(r),{1,2,17}),FILTER(c,INDEX(c,,1)<>0))
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