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NGC number
Object type
Constellation
Right ascension ( J2000 )
Declination ( J2000 )
2
6302
Planetary nebula
Scorpius
17h13m44.2s
°06′16″
3
6304
Globular Cluster
Ophiuchus
17h14m32.5s
°27′44″
4
6333
Globular cluster
Ophiuchus
17h19m11.8s
°30′59″
5
6334
Supernova remnant
Scorpius
17h19m58.0s
°57′47″
6
6340
Spiral galaxy
Draco
17h10m25.1s
°18′17″
7
6341
Globular cluster
Hercules
17h17m07.3s
°08′12″
8
6357
Diffuse nebula
Scorpius
17h24m
°20′
9
6369
Planetary nebula
Ophiuchus
17h29m20.4s
°45′34″
10
6397
Globular cluster
Ara
17h40m41.4s
°40′25″

Questions and formulas:
Question: Which object type had an NGC number greater than 6357 and a declination (J2000) of °45′34″?
Formula: LET(query1,LET(query1,FILTER(A1:E1,E1="°45′34″"),SUMMARIZE(CHOOSECOLS(query1,2),SUMX(CHOOSECOLS(query1,1)))),FILTER(query1,CHOOSECOLS(query1,2)>6357))
Formula2: LET(query1,LET(query1,FILTER(A2:E10,E2:E10="°45′34″"),SUMMARIZE(CHOOSECOLS(query1,2),SUMX(CHOOSECOLS(query1,1)))),FILTER(query1,CHOOSECOLS(query1,2)>6357))
Level: hard
Question: For the constellation scorpius and object of planetary nebula, what was the declination (J2000)?
Formula: UNIQUE(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(A1:E1,(C1="scorpius")*(B1="planetary nebula")),5))
Formula2: UNIQUE(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(A2:E10,(C2:C10="scorpius")*(B2:B10="planetary nebula")),5))
Level: medium