Filter and Extract with INDEX SMALL function

[@anaishasinghal2148]

Majboor kar diya subscribe karne ko. It actually solved my all time problem.

[@offtooffice8742]

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[@arvindverma5452]

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[@DEman495]

I know im late but is there a way to use Column instead of Row?

[@SwetaSingh-oz1nk]

Very well explained👍

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[@ubaidillahmuhammad20]

very good. i like it

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[@ducci33]

Hi, great video with great explanations. Is there a simplified version of this. Say the data you are pulling is just two columns (A:B). The data in those columns are "Products" (A) and "Quantity" (B). The second/new table will show only the products with quantities. So now you are only pulling column A into a new table on a different tab. Is there a simplified version to do that?

[@offtooffice8742]

Which version of Excel r u using?If the version is Office365, there already is a n inbuilt function viz. FILTER to achieve this kind of dynamic filtering. But if that's not the case an you r using a version lower than this, you will have to resort to this workaround, be in the same tab or another tab. Again referring within tab witnesses some slight improvement as you move into higher versions of Excel. In case there is still something that u want to be assisted kindly mail to [e-mail]

[@ukmshorts]

Nice video sir ji 🙏 👍 👌

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Keep learning.