=FILTER(A2:E1000,COUNTIF(G2:G200,D2:D1000))
Filter a list base on another list.
Hello
I have a list of truck loads with names. This list contains loads that belong to me and some that do not. I want to use a list that contains the names of my loads, to filter out the rows from those that do not belong to me.
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Anonymous
2024-06-12T13:21:48+00:00
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Ashish Mathur 101K Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2024-06-11T22:58:23+00:00 Hi,
Share some data to work with and show the expected result.
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Anonymous
2024-06-12T13:02:58+00:00 Good Day Ashish, thank you for your message. I have attached an example.
The daily truck unload list (In short form) My customer list EXAMPLE OF WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE Type Appointment # Contract # Name Product Name Type Appointment # Contract # Name Product Truck 100 2000 Bob L Bob Truck 100 2000 Bob L Truck 123 8999 James L Pete Truck 156 2000 Bob L Truck 156 2000 Bob L Lani Truck 456 3200 Yuan L Truck 456 3200 Yuan L Yuan Truck 365 4512 Pete L Truck 842 3100 Mike L Truck 265 4512 Pete L Truck 365 4512 Pete L Truck 477 9665 Lani L Truck 265 4512 Pete L Truck 712 4223 Bob L Truck 855 8456 Cecil L Truck 444 7531 Jimmy L Truck 985 9465 Thommy L Truck 465 1225 Owen L Truck 477 9665 Lani L Truck 712 4223 Bob L Truck 991 1225 Owen L This list is usually the length of 400 lines This list is about 70 people long -
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Anonymous
2024-06-12T13:42:32+00:00 Amazing! Thank you!!! 😁😁😁