Hi all,
Apologies if this has a rudimentary answer but I've been scouring online and can't find a solution.
I am building a master workbook which will receive performance figures from 10 teams' individual workbooks.
On the master workbook, I have a sheet for each week to automatically update based the teams individual workbooks for the corresponding week. I was intending to create a table for each team and create a link to the corresponding week for each team (though happy to take direction if there is a better method).
I want to then filter the first column in all ten tables, filtering out the blank rows and compiling the positive entries in an unbroken list elsewhere on the sheet.
I have tried =FILTER with the column name followed by <>"" and an asterisk before opening brackets for the next range and repeating but receive a #VALUE error.
I have tried a filter with nested filter and array constants but receive the same error.
I've tried converting the tables to a range and no luck there either.
Any idea of an alternative method please?
Thank you,
Buju
Apologies if this has a rudimentary answer but I've been scouring online and can't find a solution.
I am building a master workbook which will receive performance figures from 10 teams' individual workbooks.
On the master workbook, I have a sheet for each week to automatically update based the teams individual workbooks for the corresponding week. I was intending to create a table for each team and create a link to the corresponding week for each team (though happy to take direction if there is a better method).
I want to then filter the first column in all ten tables, filtering out the blank rows and compiling the positive entries in an unbroken list elsewhere on the sheet.
I have tried =FILTER with the column name followed by <>"" and an asterisk before opening brackets for the next range and repeating but receive a #VALUE error.
I have tried a filter with nested filter and array constants but receive the same error.
I've tried converting the tables to a range and no luck there either.
Any idea of an alternative method please?
Thank you,
Buju