If you simply wanted to copy the cells, then in step 5 you could have pressed Ctrl+C instead.
That's it you've now got the desired cells into column B. Press Ctrl+V to paste the cells into the column.Select cell B1 (or the first cell in column B where you want the values to appear).Press Ctrl+X to cut the cells to the Clipboard.Select the numbers that you want to put into column B.Excel sorts all the numbers in the column. Click the Sort Smallest to Largest tool, in the Sort & Filter group.(It doesn't really matter which cell you select, as long as it is one of the cells that contains a number.) The short answer is that there is a very easy way to do it, provided you don't mind sorting the list of numbers. He wonders if there is a way to do that easily. He would like to extract only those values between 65 and 100, inclusive, and place them in column B. your help is highly appreciated.Robert has a series of numbers in column A that range from 1 to 100. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, the following is my data and formula I am using, I initially copy one of your examples and change the value field from A,B,C, ETC to 300,320,340, etc tried diff format (gen, num)added rows and keep getting #VALUE! error, made sure fields have same format as the example but once I added the additional rows I get the error, let me know if you can help. Step 2 - Check if the start dates are smaller or equal to the date condition Note, the FIND function is case-sensitive.įIND( find_text, within_text, )Īnd returns. The FIND function returns the position of a specific string in another string, reading left to right. Press and hold CTRL + SHIFT simultaneously.īack to top 1.3 Explaining formula Step 1 - Calculate character position of forward slash.Copy and paste array formula to the formula bar.Press with left mouse button on in the formula bar.=INDEX(B3:B6, SUMPRODUCT((DATEVALUE(LEFT(C3:C6, FIND("/", C3:C6)-1))=C8), ROW(C3:C6)-MIN(ROW(C3:C6))+1))īack to top 1.1 Watch a video where I explain the formula aboveīack to top 1.2 How to create an array formula
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