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I have a sheet which looks like this (in reality there are 84 names by
around 30 skills): person skill 1 skill 2 skill 3 tom yes barbara yes gerry yes margo yes yes yes view staff with which skill?.......... I want to offer a box to allow the user to choose a skill and be given a list of the staff that have that skill. In the example, 'skill 1' should return: tom margo and 'skill 2' should return: barbara margo etc Even better would be to allow combinations of skills, such as skill 1 and skill 2 which should return just 'margo' the sheet is for use by very basic users and I can't expect them to apply a filter - ideally I'd just like them to be able to click on a box or choose a skill or skills from a pull down box. I can't use VBA either so I need a normal non-VBA solution. Any thoughts? |
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