Google Sheets - FILTER Formula

krispartsbadger

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In my Data Set tab I have a bunch of sales reps and their orders. I'm trying to combine the sales that don't have many sales into the same filter. So for this example I have RD sales which was none. BB sales has 1 line item. DD has 2 line items. Is there a way to have the formula filter the RD, BB and DD onto this tab?

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can you post your current formula.
 
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Thanks for that.
How about
Excel Formula:
=FILTER('Data Set'!A1:J,('Data Set'!A1:A="RD")+('Data Set'!A1:A="BB")+('Data Set'!A1:A="DD"))
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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