FILTER function

Returns only the rows of a range that meet a condition.

Syntax

=FILTER(array, include, [if_empty])
ArgumentWhat it means
arrayThe range to filter.
includeA TRUE/FALSE test for each row, such as C2:C20="North".
if_empty
optional
What to show if no rows match.

Example

=FILTER(A2:C20, C2:C20="North")

Spills every row where column C is North.

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