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"Biff" wrote in
: Hi Ashish! Here is a link to a modified version of your sample file: multiple_results.xls multiple_results(modified).xls 21.0 kb http://cjoint.com/?hkdJZirhGq The formula I have used is significantly shorter and is more efficient. I would highly recommend you adopt this method. Biff {=IF(ROWS($1:2)<=COUNTIF(A$3:A$9,A$11),INDEX(B$3:B $9,SMALL(IF(A$3:A$9=A $11,ROW(B$3:B$9)-ROW(B$3)+1),ROWS($1:2))),"")} Prior to checking back, I did manage to find a 3yr old post to another Excel group that answered my question. However, I will definitely say that your method is much shorter and involves one less cell than what I got from that old post. Even with my photographic memory, I still wonder how in the world I'm going to remember how to make the above formula work with future worksheet designs. So I'd better do the smart thing and save your post (and modified version of Ashish's file) for future reference. Thanks a bunch to all of you for the quick and helpful responses. Scott |
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