Need Help in a Data Table

Santosh080

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Office Version
  1. 2021
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hello Friends
i have a excel sheet like this.

MY MF.xlsx
ABCDE
1DatesDebitCreditInterestBalance
229-09-2011100000.00
330-09-2011500000105000.00
401-10-201106000099000.00
502-10-201100099000.00
603-10-201100099000.00
704-10-201100099000.00
805-10-201100099000.00
906-10-201100099000.00
1007-10-201100099000.00
1108-10-201100099000.00
1209-10-201100099000.00
1310-10-2011001169100169.00
1411-10-2011000100169.00
1512-10-2011000100169.00
1613-10-2011000100169.00
1714-10-20111500000115169.00
1815-10-2011000115169.00
1916-10-2011000115169.00
2017-10-2011000115169.00
2118-10-2011030000112169.00
2219-10-2011000112169.00
2320-10-2011000112169.00
2421-10-2011001547113716.00
2522-10-2011000113716.00
2623-10-2011000113716.00
2724-10-2011000113716.00
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E3:E27E3=E2+B3+D3-C3



I want to extract data like below table. Here i want ignore data where Debit,Credit,Interest,Balance all are "0" and extract data where data avaible. Please help me. Thanks

MY MF.xlsx
IJKLM
1DebitCreditInterestBalanceDates
2000100000.0029-09-2011
306000099000.0001-10-2011
4001169100169.0010-10-2011
51500000115169.0014-10-2011
6030000112169.0018-10-2011
7001547113716.0021-10-2011
Sheet2
 
Are the values in cols B:D the result of formulae?

Also if you need this to work in xl2016, why did you say you've upgraded to xl2021?
 
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MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
Are the values in cols B:D the result of formulae?

Also if you need this to work in xl2016, why did you say you've upgraded to xl2021?
yes in col B:D it extract all data. I am using same formula. It does not work for like yours.

office 2021 at my home. I have installed it recently. If yoy have any alternative solutions for office 2016 it helps me a lot i my office.
 
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Your numbers may not be whole numbers, so you could try
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(A2:E100,MMULT(--(ROUND(B2:D100,0)<>0),SEQUENCE(COLUMNS(B2:D2),,,0)))
 
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Your numbers may not be whole numbers, so you could try
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(A2:E100,MMULT(--(ROUND(B2:D100,0)<>0),SEQUENCE(COLUMNS(B2:D2),,,0)))
thank you very much, now it is working. If you have time can please tell how can i do this in office 2016 (without filter function).
 
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