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I tried asking this before, but I don't think I explained myself clearly.
On Sheet 1, I have a listing of stores. I have an auto filter on there so I can filter by Account name and get back a listing of stores who have purchased a specific product. On Sheet 2, I have all the Account names and their total number of stores. I'd like to look up what the total number of stores are for an account. So if on Sheet 1, I filter on ABC Stores and it filters to A6, but then I choose XYZ Mart instead and it filters to A55. How can I always tell the formula to look at whatever the results are from my Auto Filter? So what do I put in my vlookup? =vlookup(??,sheet2!a:b,2,false) |
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