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September 3rd, 2008, 11:18 PM
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Excel formula question
Is there a formula or function similar to DGET that returns multiple text
records for specific criteria? I have multiple entries from the same date in an Excel work book that I need to have populate in a report. My criteria is date, and catagory. Because there are multiple entries with the same date and catagory, DGET just does not do what I need it to. I consider myself an intermediate user and one has me stumped. Anyone have any suggestions? 
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September 3rd, 2008, 11:25 PM
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Excel formula question
It depends on what you want returned. Let us know the specific details.
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Greg S" Greg wrote in message ... Is there a formula or function similar to DGET that returns multiple text records for specific criteria? I have multiple entries from the same date in an Excel work book that I need to have populate in a report. My criteria is date, and catagory. Because there are multiple entries with the same date and catagory, DGET just does not do what I need it to. I consider myself an intermediate user and one has me stumped. Anyone have any suggestions?
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