How to extract and list all values from table range that meet certain criteria

AmroK

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Hi guys, I've spent the last few hours trying to find a solution for this, but no luck. Really hoping someone can help?

I have a table that I've generated using a bunch of array look up formulas. The list contains ID's in a table format as per the below.

I need to be able to use a formula which would use the table to find all ID's that start with "MEN" or "AEF" or "SUB" and list those ID's in a separate column.

I'm generating this list so that I can then use it to filter another large (structured) table that contains all of these ID's under 1 heading.

I tried various array formulas with no success. I would also ideally like to do this without using VBA or Marco.

Any ideas please?

Using Excel in Office 365 on Windows.
 

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How about
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=LET(rng,B1:L21,r,ROWS(rng),s,SEQUENCE(r*COLUMNS(rng),,0),I,INDEX(rng,MOD(s,r)+1,INT(s/r)+1),FILTER(I,(LEFT(I,3)="MEN")+(LEFT(I,3)="sub")+(LEFT(I,3)="AEF")))
 
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=LET(rng,B1:L21,r,ROWS(rng),s,SEQUENCE(r*COLUMNS(rng),,0),I,INDEX(rng,MOD(s,r)+1,INT(s/r)+1),FILTER(I,(LEFT(I,3)="MEN")+(LEFT(I,3)="sub")+(LEFT(I,3)="AEF")))
Worked perfectly!!!

Thank you so much!
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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