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I have one sheet for data entry where entries include names and dates among
other things. I want to create a second sheet that will search through the
first list and list and return a list with only the date selected in a
drop-down list. An individual could then select a date and see all entries
with that date.

My main objective is to have entries sorted by date and I would consider
another idea if it would accomplish the same task of creating a list of all
entries with a specific date. I do not want all entries sorted in
chronological order in the same sheet.
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Hi Craig,

There are several different ways to do this. One is with Data
Validation. Debra Dagleish is the expert on that you can get more info he

http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html

For other ways, I have an example spreadsheet I put together a while
back. I put it online for you, he

http://public.sheet.zoho.com/publish...changing-lists

HTH
tim


CraigMacE wrote:
I have one sheet for data entry where entries include names and dates among
other things. I want to create a second sheet that will search through the
first list and list and return a list with only the date selected in a
drop-down list. An individual could then select a date and see all entries
with that date.

My main objective is to have entries sorted by date and I would consider
another idea if it would accomplish the same task of creating a list of all
entries with a specific date. I do not want all entries sorted in
chronological order in the same sheet.

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Craig:

This link is better:

http://share.zoho.com/preview/sheet/249557000000005001

Sorry about that...first time using this

Tim Otero wrote:
Hi Craig,

There are several different ways to do this. One is with Data
Validation. Debra Dagleish is the expert on that you can get more info
he

http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html

For other ways, I have an example spreadsheet I put together a while
back. I put it online for you, he

http://public.sheet.zoho.com/publish...changing-lists

HTH
tim


CraigMacE wrote:
I have one sheet for data entry where entries include names and dates
among other things. I want to create a second sheet that will search
through the first list and list and return a list with only the date
selected in a drop-down list. An individual could then select a date
and see all entries with that date.
My main objective is to have entries sorted by date and I would
consider another idea if it would accomplish the same task of creating
a list of all entries with a specific date. I do not want all entries
sorted in chronological order in the same sheet.

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