I have a form that needs to pull a list of unique values from a specified row on a data sheet that gets updated daily, exclude some based on criteria from another row, and list it in alphabetical order. I found this formula that seems to do the trick:
but it's insanely slow, and frankly I don't understand why it's dividing so many arrays by each other. Is there any way to do this that calculates faster? Are the divides an array function, or an actual calculation?
Would that I could use "unique"! But I can't. Our site is all on Excel 2019.
The data when I pull it usually has about 8-10k lines, but it varies, so my solution has to accommodate blanks
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(HubSLAM!$D$2:$D$10000,MATCH(AGGREGATE(15,6,$U$3/(COUNTIF($L$2:L2,HubSLAM!$D$2:$D$10000)=0)/(HubSLAM!$D$2:$D$10000<>""),1),
$U$3/(COUNTIF($L$2:L2,HubSLAM!$D$2:$D$10000)=0)/(HubSLAM!$D$2:$D$10000<>"")/(HubSLAM!$C$2:$C$10000="OB Ground"),0)),"")
but it's insanely slow, and frankly I don't understand why it's dividing so many arrays by each other. Is there any way to do this that calculates faster? Are the divides an array function, or an actual calculation?
Would that I could use "unique"! But I can't. Our site is all on Excel 2019.
The data when I pull it usually has about 8-10k lines, but it varies, so my solution has to accommodate blanks