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I hope it is okay to repost this question; my original post seemed hard to
follow and poorly titled. I need to do a lookup that can find all instances of a value in multiple columns of an array, and then return all the values in the "A" column of that array of rows found to contain that value. For example, see the following array: A B C D 1 Pres Sam Dot Ed 2 SVP Dot Ed Bill 3 VP Ed Sam Sue 4 Dir Sue Dot Ron The lookup, when told to find "Sam", would return the following array of data (the values in column A of any rows containing "Sam"): Pres VP If told to find "Dot", the result would be: SVP Dir So I think the formula should be entered as an array, so that one formula would return all the needed results. If necessary, I can move or copy column A to the right side of the array. Thanks in advance, this one has me stumped! |
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