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Old May 20th, 2009, 10:42 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
amc020781
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I use an excel spreadsheet to record numbered boxes that I have in different
locations for different customers. However one customer may have 10 different
boxes for example. I am trying to use a lookup formula to extract the data
for one certain customer. So say for example I put the customers name in a
cell at the top of the page and link my lookup formula to that cell. The
formula if I copy it down will lookup the first value only and not multiple
values.

EG

Mr Smith has boxes 10 15 18 22 28

If I use the lookup formula it will always come out with the first value (eg
box 10 if it is sorted in number order) but then I try to copy the data down
and it will only give me the first value and no additionals.

I hope this makes sense and I hope someone can help
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Old May 20th, 2009, 11:25 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Max
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Why not just use autofilter on the customer col?
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"amc020781" wrote:
I use an excel spreadsheet to record numbered boxes that I have in different
locations for different customers. However one customer may have 10 different
boxes for example. I am trying to use a lookup formula to extract the data
for one certain customer. So say for example I put the customers name in a
cell at the top of the page and link my lookup formula to that cell. The
formula if I copy it down will lookup the first value only and not multiple
values.

EG

Mr Smith has boxes 10 15 18 22 28

If I use the lookup formula it will always come out with the first value (eg
box 10 if it is sorted in number order) but then I try to copy the data down
and it will only give me the first value and no additionals.

I hope this makes sense and I hope someone can help

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Old May 21st, 2009, 01:04 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Ashish Mathur[_2_]
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Hi,

You may refer to this link

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...260381033.aspx

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"amc020781" wrote in message
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I use an excel spreadsheet to record numbered boxes that I have in
different
locations for different customers. However one customer may have 10
different
boxes for example. I am trying to use a lookup formula to extract the data
for one certain customer. So say for example I put the customers name in a
cell at the top of the page and link my lookup formula to that cell. The
formula if I copy it down will lookup the first value only and not
multiple
values.

EG

Mr Smith has boxes 10 15 18 22 28

If I use the lookup formula it will always come out with the first value
(eg
box 10 if it is sorted in number order) but then I try to copy the data
down
and it will only give me the first value and no additionals.

I hope this makes sense and I hope someone can help


 




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