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Keep blank cells visible based on previous cell value (true/false) in Google Sheets

I am working with a product sheet exported from Shopify with over 1000+ products. I need to create a filter view of Published products, however, each product contains variants with only the parent cell having a value of True or False.

Code Type Published
xyx-234 Shirt True
xyx-234
xyx-234
xyx-567 Jumper False
xyx-567
xyx-567
xyx-567
xyx-567
xyx-567
xyx-890 Jeans True
xyx-890
xyx-890
xyx-234

Is there a way of keeping empty cells based on the value of the last non-empty cell. Or am I better to try fill the blank cell with the value from above?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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You can try:

=FILTER(A:C,MMULT(--(A:A=TRANSPOSE(FILTER(A:A,C:C=TRUE))),LEN(FILTER(A:A,C:C=TRUE))^0))

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Edit:

For large amount of data better use MATCH:

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=FILTER(Products!A:Z,MATCH(Products!A:A,FILTER(Products!A:A,Products!H:H=TRUE),0))
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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