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Can this be done? I have a worksheet that I use to track scores on
the Army physical fitness test. I use the sheet for unit level events so there are soldiers from 5 different platoons. I would like to pull the data from this input sheet into a seperate sheet for each platoon that lists scores by name. The problem is there are multiple instances of the lookup values(platoon) on the input sheet and I also need the lookup to return the name which is in column A. I don't think I can use individual names as lookup values because soldiers come and go? Is there a way to use the name if it also meets another condition? Please see example below. NAME PLT SCORE GO/NO-GO Johnson 1 300 GO Smith 2 179 NO-GO Thomas 3 245 GO Allen OPS 220 GO Roberts HQ 250 NO-GO Myers 1 249 GO |
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