FuNeS13
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Okay I have a sheet that gets me a list of components based on the parent material, and the formula for that works great...
=TEXTJOIN(", ",,TRANSPOSE(FILTER(UniqueBOMs!A:A,$A2=UniqueBOMs!B:B)))
The thing that I need now is to add another filter to the result, which is check is $C$1=UniqueBOMs!F:F... my original idea was to try to do it as if I was looking 2 or more values in an Xlookup... Something like this:
=TEXTJOIN(", ",,TRANSPOSE(FILTER(UniqueBOMs!A:A,$A2=UniqueBOMs!B:B&$C$1=UniqueBOMs!F:F)))
but it doesn't work, it returns a blank cell (I know it should return 3 components for the 1st parent material)...
anyone know if what I'm trying to do is possible with a formula?
=TEXTJOIN(", ",,TRANSPOSE(FILTER(UniqueBOMs!A:A,$A2=UniqueBOMs!B:B)))
The thing that I need now is to add another filter to the result, which is check is $C$1=UniqueBOMs!F:F... my original idea was to try to do it as if I was looking 2 or more values in an Xlookup... Something like this:
=TEXTJOIN(", ",,TRANSPOSE(FILTER(UniqueBOMs!A:A,$A2=UniqueBOMs!B:B&$C$1=UniqueBOMs!F:F)))
but it doesn't work, it returns a blank cell (I know it should return 3 components for the 1st parent material)...
anyone know if what I'm trying to do is possible with a formula?