Find and Lookup, return values based on priority in list-1 sheet

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Hi,

Here I have a list-1 in that list need to be extract the required items only in list-2,One is high level and Second one is blank cells where yet to be decide work location priority level.

and as per Priority level there should be return further values which are contains in a same row.

I have needed conditional formatting to the list-1 so then quickly verify and highlight that the formulas in Column G to J are correct.


Thanks for the help,

Find and Lookup, return values based on Priority in listed sheet.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1List-1List-2
2Work LocationWork Notification RefEstimated Quantity of rectification in MetersPriorityPriorityWork LocationWork Notification RefEstimated Quantity of rectification in Meters
3Area-1LT-02153100High level
4Hotel Parking AreaLT-0215415Medium level
5Area-1LT-02153214
6Area-4LT-02156152Normal level
7Car Parking AreaLT-02157365
8Area-6LT-02158145Normal level
9Car Parking AreaLT-02159142Normal level
10Area-8LT-02160654Medium level
11Bus Stop AreaLT-02161264Medium level
12Area-10LT-02162214High level
13Hotel Parking AreaLT-021572156
14Area-12LT-02164263Normal level
15Area-7LT-02165454
16Area-6LT-02166545High level
17Bus Stop AreaLT-02161154Medium level
Sheet1
 

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Maybe try this:

=IF(FILTER(INDEX($B$3:$E$100,,MATCH(G$2,$B$2:$E$2,0)),((($E$3:$E$100="High Level")+($E$3:$E$100=""))*($B$3:$B$100<>"")))="","",FILTER(INDEX($B$3:$E$100,,MATCH(G$2,$B$2:$E$2,0)),((($E$3:$E$100="High Level")+($E$3:$E$100=""))*($B$3:$B$100<>""))))
 
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Thanks for the formula help,

another request, can i get a solution for this without spill formulas because i need to share a file various peoples where they are doesn't have office 365.

Secondary thing is
I have needed conditional formatting to the list-1 so then quickly verify in large data and highlight the rows of High Level, blank Cells, that the formulas in Column G to J are correct.


Thanks,
 
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