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Default Summarize information on another sheet

I've got a workbook set up with multiple tabs. Each tab represents a
different slice of detailed information that's auto-filtered based on a
status in a master tab (ie - all info in the master tab, different filters in
the other tabs.)

I'd like to create a summary tab that shows a subset of the data on the
individual tabs. I've been able to display counts of the information
(countif...), but don't know how to display a couple of columns of the
information. For example:

master tab "1" tab "2" tab
------------ -------- --------
joe 1 2 3 joe 1 2 3 ron 2 6 7
sam 1 4 5 sam 1 4 5 kim 2 7 8
ron 2 6 7 abe 2 9 9
kim 2 7 8
abe 2 9 9

I'd like the summary tab to look like:

task 1 task 2
----------- --------
2 people 3 people
joe ron
sam kim
abe

If I use an If statement to screen rows out, I get blank rows. If I use
filters, the rows don't match so data isn't shown. Is there a way to do this
without creating a macro to screen things out and condense them?

Thanks.
 
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