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Default in excel 2003 what is the replacement for the old extract formul?

In excel 2003 if working with a data base and you want multiple answers you
get an error with the dget function. In excel 3 there was an extract function
that would give you multiple answers without getting an error. Is there a
similar function in excel 2003.
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Default in excel 2003 what is the replacement for the old extract formul?

I think Extract was replaced by Data--Filter or Data--Advanced Filter?

Or you could use an array formula.


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In excel 2003 if working with a data base and you want multiple answers
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get an error with the dget function. In excel 3 there was an extract
function
that would give you multiple answers without getting an error. Is there a
similar function in excel 2003.
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