![]() Now when we have the row numbers stacked together, we just need to extract the data in these row number. For example, if the Combo Box has the value US, all the row numbers with ‘US’ in it get stacked together. This formula stacks all the matching row numbers together. To do this, we can use a combination if IFERROR and SMALL formulas. Helper Column 3: In helper column 3, we need to get all the row numbers from Helper Column 2 stacked together. For example, if the Combo Box has the value ‘US’, all the records with country as ‘US’ would have the row number, and rest all would be blank (“”) If there is a match, this formula returns the row number, else it returns a blank. This formula will search for the content in the search box (which is linked to cell K2) in the cell that has the country name. Here is the formula: =IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($K$2,D4)),E4,"") This can be done using a combination of IF, ISNUMBER and SEARCH functions. Helper Column 2: In helper column 2, we check whether the text entered in the search box matches the text in the cells in the country column. Helper Column 1: Enter the serial number for all the records (20 in this case). I use three helper columns here to filter the data. Now, whatever you type would be reflected in cell K2 in real time)įinally, we link everything by helper columns.
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