Selecting specific columns in a Transpose unique formula

mrraulipina

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I have a table extract and i'm using a combination of transpose and unique formula to bring in values onto Q2. I'm trying to filter this data so it only brings in column D, E, I L, and O. I keep trying to use the FILTER function but I get errors. I only need the yellow items in my example.

quiz results.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
1IDStart timeCompletion timeEmailNameTotal pointsQuiz feedbackGrade posted timeSelect your Zone:Points - Select your Zone:Feedback - Select your Zone:Select your Business Unit: Points - Select your Business Unit: Feedback - Select your Business Unit: Select your Category/Team:
27########ralph.lauren@altavista.comRalph Lauren24GLOBALGLOBALGPOGPEEmailralph.lauren@altavista.comjohn.doe@altavista.comdonald.trump@altavista.comjane.goodall@altavista.comchevy.chase@altavista.com0
38########john.doe@altavista.comJohn Doe23NORTH AMERICANAPackagingNameRalph LaurenJohn DoeDonald TrumpJane GoodallChevy Chase0
49########donald.trump@altavista.comDonald Trump15INTERNATIONALWESTIndirectsTotal points24231524250
510########jane.goodall@altavista.comJane Goodall24INTERNATIONALEASTBigQuiz feedback000000
611########chevy.chase@altavista.comChevy Chase25NORTH AMERICANALogisticsGrade posted time000000
7Select your Zone:GLOBALNORTH AMERICAINTERNATIONALINTERNATIONALNORTH AMERICA0
8Points - Select your Zone:000000
9Feedback - Select your Zone:000000
10Select your Business Unit: GLOBALNAWESTEASTNA0
11Points - Select your Business Unit: 000000
12Feedback - Select your Business Unit: 000000
13Select your Category/Team:GPOGPEPackagingIndirectsBigLogistics0
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Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Q2:W13Q2=TRANSPOSE(UNIQUE($D:$O))
Dynamic array formulas.
 

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Do you have access to ChooseRows/Columns ?
If you do this might work for you.
Excel Formula:
=CHOOSEROWS(TRANSPOSE(UNIQUE($D:$O)),1,2,6,9)
 
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Solution
Do you have access to ChooseRows/Columns ?
If you do this might work for you.
Excel Formula:
=CHOOSEROWS(TRANSPOSE(UNIQUE($D:$O)),1,2,6,9)
Wow, neat new function, I love it. This worked perfectly, thanks for educating me on the new formula.
 
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