Filtering a list further

SanjayGMusafir

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Hi Experts
This is the power of Excel - That you start to believe can I go 1 level further.

Recently I had a thread -

where @Eric W @ISY @Fluff gave me the solution.

Due to my system constraints only @Eric W formula worked on my system

Which is as below -
Excel Formula:
=LET(
t,Clients[[PMobile]:[sR2]],
r,ROWS(t),
sel,{1,4,7,10,13,16},
c,COLUMNS(sel),
s,SEQUENCE(r*c,,0),
fMob,INDEX(t,MOD(s,r)+1,INDEX(sel,INT(s/r)+1)),
SORT(UNIQUE(fMob),,-1))

Now If I may be able to Explain my Data Structure that is as below -
PMobilePsPOMobileOsOFMobileFsFMMobileMsMSMobileSsSRMobileR2sR2


Here after every column that contains mobile for eg PMobile, I have a column 2 after that has header sP (stands for Status of PMobile) - which indicates me whether the number is working or not. I put "NW" in columns - sP, sO, sF, sM, sS, sR2 if corresponding numbers are not working.

Can we further modify the above formula in a way that the numbers which have "NW" next to them in 2 columns right get eliminated (Filtered) out of the list.

This shall make my life much easy to cross check each number each time. Or say things shall get automated for me.

Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Any further clarification required is welcomed. Apologies if I left any ambiguity while explaining.
 

Excel Facts

Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
How about
Excel Formula:
=LET(t,Clients[[PMobile]:[sR2]],r,ROWS(t),c,COLUMNS(t),s,SEQUENCE(r*c/3,,0),fMob,INDEX(t,MOD(s,r)+1,INT(s/r)*3+{1,2,3}),SORT(UNIQUE(INDEX(FILTER(fMob,INDEX(fMob,,3)<>"nw"),,1)),,-1))
 
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Solution
How about
Excel Formula:
=LET(t,Clients[[PMobile]:[sR2]],r,ROWS(t),c,COLUMNS(t),s,SEQUENCE(r*c/3,,0),fMob,INDEX(t,MOD(s,r)+1,INT(s/r)*3+{1,2,3}),SORT(UNIQUE(INDEX(FILTER(fMob,INDEX(fMob,,3)<>"nw"),,1)),,-1))
It did the magic. Thanks @Fluff
 
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