Hello All,
This is my first post as I dive deeper into Excel and can not figure out how to get my data displayed correctly. I am hoping someone will be able to help me. I am using Version 2401 in MS 365.
Here is a picture of my Table, which is called WR_Detail
As you can see from this screenshot, the same WR # can have multiple different CU Category Codes. I am trying to find all the WR #s with the "RECLOSER" CU Category Code. This is simple enough using =FILTER(WR_Detail[WR '#], WR_Detail[CU Category Code]="RECLOSER"). However, I want to also return the other CU Category Codes for only those WR #'s that have a CU Category that contains "RECLOSER".
So my end goal would be a list of WR #s that contain all the parts and pieces, and also have a "RECLOSER" CU Category Code. So from this screenshot, my desired result would look like this:
Thank you for your help
This is my first post as I dive deeper into Excel and can not figure out how to get my data displayed correctly. I am hoping someone will be able to help me. I am using Version 2401 in MS 365.
Here is a picture of my Table, which is called WR_Detail
As you can see from this screenshot, the same WR # can have multiple different CU Category Codes. I am trying to find all the WR #s with the "RECLOSER" CU Category Code. This is simple enough using =FILTER(WR_Detail[WR '#], WR_Detail[CU Category Code]="RECLOSER"). However, I want to also return the other CU Category Codes for only those WR #'s that have a CU Category that contains "RECLOSER".
So my end goal would be a list of WR #s that contain all the parts and pieces, and also have a "RECLOSER" CU Category Code. So from this screenshot, my desired result would look like this:
Thank you for your help