Grabbing the filtered data in a list?
 

I have a table that I have turned into a list. I narrow down the table
by choosing what to show in the header drop downs until I just have one
row of data showing.

How can I grab the numbers that are showing after I have chosen the
selected data in each column? The list seems to hide the non-matching
rows but I can't figure out how to reference just the remaining row of
data.

Any ideas?

Grabbing the filtered data in a list?
 

Try Edit/GoTo/Special/ Visible Cells only maybe you will be able to copy only
what you want.
--
David


" wrote:

I have a table that I have turned into a list. I narrow down the table
by choosing what to show in the header drop downs until I just have one
row of data showing.

How can I grab the numbers that are showing after I have chosen the
selected data in each column? The list seems to hide the non-matching
rows but I can't figure out how to reference just the remaining row of
data.

Any ideas?

Grabbing the filtered data in a list?
 

Say the list of data is in C2:C7 w/the header in cell C1. This should return
the first visible item in the dataset (note this formula must be confirmed
w/control+shift+enter as it is an array formula):

=INDEX(C2:C7,MATCH(1,SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(C2,ROW(C2:C 7)-ROW(C2),0,1,1)),0))

Is this what you're after?


" wrote:

I have a table that I have turned into a list. I narrow down the table
by choosing what to show in the header drop downs until I just have one
row of data showing.

How can I grab the numbers that are showing after I have chosen the
selected data in each column? The list seems to hide the non-matching
rows but I can't figure out how to reference just the remaining row of
data.

Any ideas?

Grabbing the filtered data in a list?
 

BTW - the formula is not my idea. I saw Bob Phillips use it (not sure if he
came up w/it, either). Someone else is due the credit, I'm just not positive
who to give it to.

"JMB" wrote:

Say the list of data is in C2:C7 w/the header in cell C1. This should return
the first visible item in the dataset (note this formula must be confirmed
w/control+shift+enter as it is an array formula):

=INDEX(C2:C7,MATCH(1,SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(C2,ROW(C2:C 7)-ROW(C2),0,1,1)),0))

Is this what you're after?


" wrote:

I have a table that I have turned into a list. I narrow down the table
by choosing what to show in the header drop downs until I just have one
row of data showing.

How can I grab the numbers that are showing after I have chosen the
selected data in each column? The list seems to hide the non-matching
rows but I can't figure out how to reference just the remaining row of
data.

Any ideas?