IF and FILTER function in formula

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Looking to filter data if in a specific range. I have a summary of chores chart. I have the first column to list type of chore either "Daily" or "Weekly". With daily chores B5:D29. With weekly chores F5:H29.
 

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Unfortunately, I'm not tech savvy. I downloaded the app XL2BB to be able to post a picture as I am aware that visually seeing what I'm doing will help. It does nothing and many of the features arn't pressable buttons in excel.

I want the formula to be like if data is from B5:D29 mark as "Daily Chore" an d if data is from F5:H29 mark as "Weekly".
 
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Have you tried using the new FILTER function?
See: FILTER function - Microsoft Support

If you need further help with it, post the formula you tried and we will help you try to fix it (though we may still need to see your data to make sure you have written the formula correctly).
 
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=IF(S5:U44=B5:D29,"Daily",""),IF(S5:U44<>""=F5:H29,"Weekly","")

=FILTER(S5:U44<>"",IF(S5:U44=B5:D29<>"","Daily",""),IF(F5:H29<>"","Weekly",""))

I've tried these formulas.

I really do appreciate the offer of help.
 
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So, how is this question different than this one: VSTACK and FILTER functions
or is it really the same question?

Just trying to figure out if you are just trying to apply the logic from the first question and are having issues doing it, or if it is something totally different altogether.
 
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Because there are different data point. Because the formula for the VSTACK and FILTER functions formula doesn't solve or fix the issue. And that other one was for stac king my one data point on top of the other. This one I want to be able to filter. in my which type of chore column whether its dasily or weekly.
 
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My first post was on how to use VSTACK and FILTER functions in a formula.

My second post was how gto use IF and FILTER functions in a formula.

There different fuctions in the formulas i need.


VSTACK and FILTER is very different from IF and FILTER.
 
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This one I want to be able to filter. in my which type of chore column whether its dasily or weekly.

This does not make sense:
Excel Formula:
=IF(S5:U44=B5:D29
you cannot check whole ranges of data by setting them equal to each other.

I am a very visual person, and I am afraid that the explanation of your issue does not fully make sense to me based on your description.
So even if you can only post am image/screen print (since you are not able to use XL2BB), so I can see what your data looks like, I think that would be most helpful.

Basically, the main questions which we hope the images will answer include:
1. Where exactly the data to be filtered resides
2. Where exactly the values you want to filter on reside
3. Where exactly you want the results to go
Hopefully, your images will show that (so be sure to include column and row headers in your pictures).
 
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So my data from B5:D29 and F5:H29 were filtered and vstavcked into table "summary of chores" (S5:U29). There is a column labeled R5:R29 which I want it to return whether it is from the Daily Chore or weekly chore chart.
 
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