Hello,
I'm currently trying to filter some data. I have two sheets, one with the users name, e-mail and their function within the company and another with the same e-mail and then which mailboxes they have access to in another column.
I want to take a function, see which users are associated with it and then use those e-mails to again check which mailboxes are connected. This way I can see which function has which users and which rights to mailboxes.
With =FILTER I already have a sheet where I can choose a function in a drop-down menu and then get the relevant users, but now as I already said I want to take those newly filtered users e-mails and again put them against the mailboxes.
=FILTER(ADExportUsersNL!A2:J445;ADExportUsersNL!J2:J445=A3;"NoData") <-- this is the first function that already works.
=FILTER(MailboxRechten!B2:L3452;MailboxRechten!G2:G3452=B6;"NoData") <-- This is the one I want to work.
The problem is that with the INCLUDE part of the formula (so =B6), I can only verify against one thing at a time, one cell. If I specify one cell which happens to have the filtered data in it, then it works. I want to be able to search in the same way, but then in a range. So for example: =FILTER(MailboxRechten!B2:L3452;MailboxRechten!G2:G3452=B5:B100;"NoData") but this doesn't work and gives an error. I've tried using XLOOKUP, but I don't think I understand it correctly. I can't upload some sample data for now since it would take a lot of time to anonymize it, so I hope my explanation is clear enough.
Many thanks for the help.
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