Yes, it is possible.

In a spare column in sheet AA (eg column M) put this formula on row 2:

=IF(A2="","",A2&"_"&COUNTIF(A$2:A2,A2))

and copy this down as far as you like (even beyond your data). I'm
assuming that your products are listed in column A, so adjust if
necessary.

Then in M3 of sheet BB you can have this formula:

=IF(B$2="","",IF(ISNA(MATCH(B$2&"_"&ROW(A1),'AA'!M :M,0)),"",MATCH(B
$2&"_"&ROW(A1),'AA'!M:M,0)))

and again copy this down as far as you might need it (it will show
blanks beyond where you have matching data, so it doesn't matter how
far you take it).

Then in A3 of sheet BB you can have this formula:

=IF($M3="","",INDEX('BB'!A:A,$M3))

Then you can copy this across for as many columns as you have, and
then format the cells containing dates appropriately. Then copy these
formulae from row 3 down as far as you need (or beyond).

Now, just change the entry in B2 and the display will change just like
a filter.

Hope this helps.

Pete


On Mar 26, 1:27*pm, LiAD wrote:
Hi,

I am looking for a formula that can act as a filter.

In sheet AA I have a table with headings products, date, diameter etc
starting from col A.

I would like in sheet BB to be able just to see data corresponding to a
certain product, call it Cars. *The user enters Cars in B2 sheet BB and the
formula fills in the table in sheet BB with only the data for Cars from sheet
AA.

Is this possible without code?

Thanks