Excel 2007: If Match Found, Return Worksheet

nbwoodruff

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[TD="class: postcell"]I have a spreadsheet with 2 worksheets.

<CODE> 1 worksheet1 has 1 column of names "Smith, Bob" 1 worksheet2 has multiple columns of data, including the name.</CODE></PRE>I'm trying to find a formula that will find the names from worksheet2 in worksheet1 and when a match is found, it returns all columns of data from worksheet1 into a new worksheet3.

Many thanks!


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