=QUERY('F/O DEFVSREC'!$1:$1000, "select C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V where B='"&A35&"'label C'', D'', E'', F'', G'', H'', I'', J'', K'', L'', M'', N'', O'', P'', Q'', R'', S'', T'', U'', V''")
There is the formula I am currently using. I have two rows on my F/O DEFvsREC sheet that contains the value i'm looking for. I need to only return the first row containing that value. The row number is 19.
I apologize if i'm asking really simple questions. I'm very new to this.
Best Answer
To return only one row, use
limit 1
in the query; this clause appears beforelabel
:The default order of the rows returned by
query
is the order in which they appear in the sheet, so this will result in the first row being returned.Alternative solution: use
filter
instead. The formula will be a lot shorter:The filter keeps selects columns C through V only from the rows with B equal to the content of A35. Then,
array_constrain
forces the output to have no more than 1 row and 1e7 (=10000000) columns. (The absurdly large number of columns is just to indicate we don't impose a limit on columns.)