From the course: Excel: Lookup Functions in Depth
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Filter data and return matching records with the FILTER function
From the course: Excel: Lookup Functions in Depth
Filter data and return matching records with the FILTER function
- [Instructor] Excels filtering capability is generally considered pretty easy and a great tool for narrowing down a list, but there are times when you want to hold on to that list and at the same time see a filter list, perhaps off to the right here. I've got this list in columns A through E on this worksheet called Filter Function. Filter is a new function, a dynamic array function that allows us to come up with multiple results, by writing a formula in a single cell. So we're interested in showing just the people who have been here 15 or more years. In cell G2, I'll use the Filter Function. Now, for the result I don't necessarily want to show all the columns, I might want to show the data and it does go down to row 999, but the data only for employees, departments, hire date and years, I don't care about the salaries for the moment. Highlight down to row nine, then I'll type in the final 99 to go down to row 999…
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Extract and count unique entries from a list using the UNIQUE function5m 8s
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Filter data and return matching records with the FILTER function4m 46s
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Use the SORT and SORTBY functions to create new lists5m 29s
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Use INDIRECT to return references specified by text strings4m 3s
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