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On 1 tab I have multiple listings with 1 effective date. I want to pull
all listings for 1 effective date over to my summary tab. Using the lookup functions only allow me to pull over the first result. HELP! |
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bmarqner,
Take a look at Advanced filter. It's a process you have to perform each time you want the data copied to your summary tab (which a macro could automate). Putting your email address in a post absolutely guarantees it will be picked up by the spam-bots. My last email address was getting about 100 spams/day a few years ago. Literally. I'd put my email address in the reply-to field, etc. I had to retire it and get a new one. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- wrote in message ups.com... On 1 tab I have multiple listings with 1 effective date. I want to pull all listings for 1 effective date over to my summary tab. Using the lookup functions only allow me to pull over the first result. HELP! |
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