Filter function - Return only 1 column

Barque

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Is it possible to return only 1 specific column using the filter function? I have seen the methods of choosing adjacent columns, but I would like to return only 1 specific column.

For example, I have used the formula =(FILTER(A2:B28,(A2:A28>=I2)*(A2:A28<=J2),"NA")) which returns the below data

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Would it be possible to have it only return the "Hi Temp" column?

The full worksheet is below. Many thanks.


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Ok, this is a totally different question from your op, so needs a new thread. Thanks
 
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