Hi everyone,
I've got an excel spreadsheet with large amounts of data but not all of them are useful.
Is there a formula which could help me extract the data (and exclude the other useless information) that I need and help tabulate it on a separate worksheet?
Sample:
I've reproduced a sample of what the data looks like. In this case, I'm trying to extract specific rows of information while leaving out the rest.
I hope I am making sense to you all.
Assuming that Sheet1 is an example of your raw data - what does your required output look like?
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Well...
Basically I would like it to look like:
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Oeldere. I have read that link and I found it very interesting.
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