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I use function "=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet2!A2:A10="Food")*(Sheet2!C2:C10 ))" to
get the total cost in sheet1. Do anyone know how to implement the
following function: When I click the cell with value of $42.00 in the
total cost column of Shee1. The corresponding rows with "Food" type in
Sheet2 will be highlighted or retrieved out. Thanks a lot!!!

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Sheet1
ID TYPE TOTAL COST
1 Food $42.00
2 Drink $18.90
3 Movie $21.10
4 Music $64.99
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Sheet2
TYPE DETAIL COST
Drink Coke $3.50
Movie DVD Rent $9.10
Movie Tickets $12.00
Food Seafood $25.00
Drink Wine $15.40
Music Tickets $55.00
Food Hamburg $5.00
Food Cheese $12.00
Music CD $9.99


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