I have a table listed as follows:
(A) (B) (C)
1) Name Region Age
2) John America 23
3) Lee Asia 42
4) Johann Europe 18
5) Tom America 43
6) Sara America 19
7) Ricardo Europe 37

I am trying to form 3 new additional tables for each of the three regions
from this table that lists only Names of people over 30 yrs old (preferrably
in a descending order).
I thought of using something like =IF(AND(C230,B2="America"),A2,""), but
instead of "", I would want the formula to look into the next rows until it
finds one that fits the region, or if it finds none - then it should leave a
blank cell. Otherwise, each of the tables would have many blank rows within,
between the rows that are of interest.

Any ideas of how this could be accomplished? Thank you very much in advance!

Consider using a helper column & AutoFilter:

Put a label in D1

In cell D2 enter:
=IF(AND(C230,B2="America"),1,0) and copy down

Turn on the autofilter on column D ( displaying only 1's) and copy the
visible data.


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Gary''s Student - gsnu200795


"Makaron" wrote:

I have a table listed as follows:
(A) (B) (C)
1) Name Region Age
2) John America 23
3) Lee Asia 42
4) Johann Europe 18
5) Tom America 43
6) Sara America 19
7) Ricardo Europe 37

I am trying to form 3 new additional tables for each of the three regions
from this table that lists only Names of people over 30 yrs old (preferrably
in a descending order).
I thought of using something like =IF(AND(C230,B2="America"),A2,""), but
instead of "", I would want the formula to look into the next rows until it
finds one that fits the region, or if it finds none - then it should leave a
blank cell. Otherwise, each of the tables would have many blank rows within,
between the rows that are of interest.

Any ideas of how this could be accomplished? Thank you very much in advance!