@indirect with Filter function

mshunt13

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I have a spreadsheet with multiple tabs label with a month/year(July 2023). These sheets have data and formulas to calculate a dollar amount.

=@INDIRECT($A$1&"C"&(ROW()-3)*7+4)
this formula is in another tab where in I enter the tab name (month/year) in cell A1 I want to pull certain data from. It pulls the correct information however I would like to add a filter function so only pulls the data for the dollar amount > 0

Hopefully I have explained this well enough. I have included an image if it helps.

Thanks for any help provided.
 

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We cannot see the formulas in columns B & C or the layout in the yearly sheets. However if "Name", "L.Name" and "OP Expected" are in columns C, D & E in the yearly sheets, try this formula in A3 after deleting all the formulas in columns A:C.
The formula allows for up to about 7,000 rows of data in the yearly sheets. Change the 1,000 in my formula if you might have more or less. Whatever number you use where I have 1,000 will cover that number * 7 rows in the yearly sheets.

Excel Formula:
=LET(d,INDEX(INDIRECT(A1&"C:E"),SEQUENCE(1000,,4,7),{1,2,3}),FILTER(d,TAKE(d,,-1)>0))
 
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We cannot see the formulas in columns B & C or the layout in the yearly sheets. However if "Name", "L.Name" and "OP Expected" are in columns C, D & E in the yearly sheets, try this formula in A3 after deleting all the formulas in columns A:C.
The formula allows for up to about 7,000 rows of data in the yearly sheets. Change the 1,000 in my formula if you might have more or less. Whatever number you use where I have 1,000 will cover that number * 7 rows in the yearly sheets.

Excel Formula:
=LET(d,INDEX(INDIRECT(A1&"C:E"),SEQUENCE(1000,,4,7),{1,2,3}),FILTER(d,TAKE(d,,-1)>0))
column B formula is =@INDIRECT($A$1&"B"&(ROW()-3)*7+4)
column C formula is =@INDIRECT($A$1&"AO"&(ROW()-3)*7+4)

I have included another screenshot of the yearly tab.

Thanks for you help.
 

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column B formula is =@INDIRECT($A$1&"B"&(ROW()-3)*7+4)
column C formula is =@INDIRECT($A$1&"AO"&(ROW()-3)*7+4)

I have included another screenshot of the yearly tab.
Thanks for the extra info. Try this one instead.
Excel Formula:
=LET(d,INDEX(CHOOSECOLS(INDIRECT(A1&"B:AO"),2,1,40),SEQUENCE(1000,,4,7),{1,2,3}),FILTER(d,TAKE(d,,-1)>0))

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To demonstrate, here is my monthly sheet ..
mshunt13.xlsm
BCAO
1
2
3
4APerson575
5
6
7
8
9
10
11BPerson111.39
12
13
14
15
16
17
18CKen0
19
20
21
22
23
24
25DSam22
26
July 2023


.. and my results with the above formula

mshunt13.xlsm
ABC
1'July 2023'!
2
3PersonA575
4PersonB111.39
5SamD22
6
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A3:C5A3=LET(d,INDEX(CHOOSECOLS(INDIRECT(A1&"B:AO"),2,1,40),SEQUENCE(1000,,4,7),{1,2,3}),FILTER(d,TAKE(d,,-1)>0))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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It looks like it worked on your end however I am getting a #spill! message in cell A3.
 
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It looks like it worked on your end however I am getting a #spill! message in cell A3.
Remove all the formulas from A3:C3 and below except the one in A3. The formula is not copied to other cells.
 
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You're welcome. Thanks for the follow-up. :)
 
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