Filter a list, source list is in 2 columns

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I am running a college football pool and I want to get a list of all of the teams that are playing in the games this year. I want to return the names of the teams in column K & M, in one column (separate schedule) if Column C is "2022". Is there a way to use the filter to pull from both columns?

So on my work computer it won't allow me to install the Mini-Sheet however here is the sheet:

CDEFGHIJKLM
YearPlayoff/ ChampBowlLocationDateTimeNetworkFave RankFavoriteDog RankUnderdog
2022BahamasNassau, Bahamas12/16/202211:30 AMESPNUABMiami (Ohio)
2022CureOrlando, FL12/16/20223:00 PMESPN24Troy25UTSA
2022FenwayBoston, MA12/17/202211:00 AMESPNLouisvilleCincinnati
2022CelebrationAtlanta, GA12/17/202212:00 PMABCJackson StateNC Central
2022New MexicoAlbuquerque, NM12/17/20222:15 PMESPNSMUBYU
2022Jimmy KimmelLos Angeles, CA12/17/20223:30 PMABCFresno StateWashington State
2022Lending TreeMobile, AL12/17/20225:45 PMESPNSouthern MissRice
2022Las VegasLas Vegas, NV12/17/20227:30 PMESPN14Oregon StateFlorida
2022FriscoFrisco, TX12/17/20229:15 PMESPNBoise StateNorth Texas
2022Myrtle BeachConway, SC12/19/20222:30 PMESPNMarshallConnecticut
2022Famous Idaho PotatoBoise, ID12/20/20223:30 PMESPNSan Jose StateEastern Michigan
2022Boca RatonBoca Raton, FL12/20/20227:30 PMESPNToledoLiberty
2022New OrleansNew Orleans, LA12/21/20229:00 PMESPNSouth AlabamaWestern Kentucky
2022Armed ForcesFort Worth, TX12/22/20227:30 PMESPNBaylorAir Force
 

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Hi, see the linked files (with 5 auxiliary columns) for a possible solution for Office2007 and Office2010...

The formulas used in the table:
A2: =INDEX(Source!C:C,ROW())
B2: =INDEX(Source!K:K,ROW())
C2: =INDEX(Source!M:M,ROW())
D2: =IF(A2=2022,1,0)
E2: =IF(A2=2022,SUM(D$2:D2)+1,0)
G1: =MAX(E:E)
I2: =IF(ROW()>G$1,"",INDEX(B:B,MATCH(ROW(),E:E,0))&" & "&INDEX(C:C,MATCH(ROW(),E:E,0)))

CollegeFootball.xlsx
CollegeFootball2.xlsx
 
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