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angleright

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I am trying to filter on a column(column "L",Plan No) with the following formula
=IF(R18="","",FILTER(FILTER($H$2:$N$109,($L$2:$L$109=$R$18),"NOTHING FOUND"),{0,0,0,0,0,0,1}))
the filter returns work great if the cell contains a number and letter but returns nothing if the cell only contains a number. I have the cells formatted as text. I've tried formatting as general and numeric but still get the same results.
the formula is in row w59
 
thanks for your help, still the same result. It's making my hair hurt. Dont't understand why it works for you but not me.
 
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Thanks for that. The reason it's not working is that the filter formula is not looking at all the data, try
Excel Formula:
=IF(R18="","",FILTER(N2:N7000,L2:L7000=IFERROR(--R18,R18),"NOTHING FOUND"))
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=IF(R18="","",FILTER(H2:H7000,L2:L7000=IFERROR(--R18,R18),"NOTHING FOUND"))
 
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Wow, i feel i'm getting close, however it doesn't fill in below. Sometimes there is the same plan number but in a different box, so it needs to show the box number for each instance. I am also planning to add the street no and street name to the return. if you look at r30, at the end of the formula i can change which columns get returned by changing the true false(0 or 1) to get what I need. is there anyway to do that with your formula in cell r60. Can't thank you enough.
 
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You could use
Excel Formula:
=IF(R18="","",CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(H2:N7000,L2:L7000=IFERROR(--R18,R18),"NOTHING FOUND"),1))
and change the 1 at the end to reflect which column you want.
 
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that didn't work also i will be wanting to return values from columns h,j and k
 
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In that case use
Excel Formula:
=IF(R18="","",CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(H2:N7000,L2:L7000=IFERROR(--R18,R18),"NOTHING FOUND"),1,3,4))
 
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