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Excel 2003 - I am trying to pull all the data that equal a specific value in
another spreadsheet. I first tried to use a vlookup but that only pulled me the first match. I need to pull all the data that matches the value. Is there any functions that allow me to do this. For example: I want all the users who are in the XYZ role instead of just the first user in that role. Thanks! |
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Use AutoFilter:
This will display all the rows that match your criteria. You can then copy/paste the visible rows. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200767 "duketter" wrote: Excel 2003 - I am trying to pull all the data that equal a specific value in another spreadsheet. I first tried to use a vlookup but that only pulled me the first match. I need to pull all the data that matches the value. Is there any functions that allow me to do this. For example: I want all the users who are in the XYZ role instead of just the first user in that role. Thanks! |
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I generally use autofilter for small items, however I have a large amount of
items I need to look up. It would be very time consuming to use auto filter to check each one individually. Isn't there any functions to automate this? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Use AutoFilter: This will display all the rows that match your criteria. You can then copy/paste the visible rows. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200767 "duketter" wrote: Excel 2003 - I am trying to pull all the data that equal a specific value in another spreadsheet. I first tried to use a vlookup but that only pulled me the first match. I need to pull all the data that matches the value. Is there any functions that allow me to do this. For example: I want all the users who are in the XYZ role instead of just the first user in that role. Thanks! |
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Have a look at Ashish's site for how to return multiple values from a VLOOKUP
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...260381033.aspx May get you on the track you need. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 11:00:05 -0800, duketter wrote: I generally use autofilter for small items, however I have a large amount of items I need to look up. It would be very time consuming to use auto filter to check each one individually. Isn't there any functions to automate this? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Use AutoFilter: This will display all the rows that match your criteria. You can then copy/paste the visible rows. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200767 "duketter" wrote: Excel 2003 - I am trying to pull all the data that equal a specific value in another spreadsheet. I first tried to use a vlookup but that only pulled me the first match. I need to pull all the data that matches the value. Is there any functions that allow me to do this. For example: I want all the users who are in the XYZ role instead of just the first user in that role. Thanks! |
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