I have a range (say "XXX") that is generated by the =SORTBY(FILTER()) function. The number of rows in XXX changes depending on the filter criteria, but the number of columns is fixed.
I also have a second range (say- "YYY") with over 100 columns. I want YYY to have the same number of rows as XXX. Specifically, I'd like YYY to always have the same number of rows as XXX, with the first row of YYY populated and then spilling down to match the number of rows in XXX.
Is there an easy way to do this? Basically the number of rows in YYY follows the no of rows in XXX?
I also have a second range (say- "YYY") with over 100 columns. I want YYY to have the same number of rows as XXX. Specifically, I'd like YYY to always have the same number of rows as XXX, with the first row of YYY populated and then spilling down to match the number of rows in XXX.
Is there an easy way to do this? Basically the number of rows in YYY follows the no of rows in XXX?