extract data from list using index

Kerrold

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Hi

I have a data dump and want to show all data that meets x criteria.

There is a drop down box a the top of the sheet where a date can be selected, once selected i want formulas underneath to pull back all entries relating to that criteria from the database extract which is in a separate sheet within the workbook. I have tried using index and I'm just getting myself in a muddle and have been at this for ages now...

Description - If date selected in sheet 1 = 15/4/13 i want to populate all matching entries in a table below using the data from sheet 2 - referencing the column with the date in (column d) and then bring back the name of that person (column a), plus the surname (column B) and then the outcome (column c). there will be more than one entry (row) matching the criteria so need to pull them all across

Hope this makes sense and you can help!

Thanking you in advance, Kerry
 

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Hi Kerry,

Do you mean something like this?...

Sample Data and Example Results...

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFGH
1DatesData1Data2DateData1Data2
201/04/2013BillSmith01/04/2013BillSmith
302/04/2013BobSmithBenSmith
401/04/2013BenSmithBillJones
504/04/2013BudSmithBudJones
601/04/2013BillJonesBobBrown
706/04/2013BobJones
807/04/2013BenJones
901/04/2013BudJones
1009/04/2013BillGreen
1110/04/2013BobGreen
1211/04/2013BenGreen
1312/04/2013BudGreen
1413/04/2013BillBrown
1501/04/2013BobBrown
1615/04/2013BenBrown
1716/04/2013BudBrown
18
Sheet1


The formula in F2 needs to be entered with ctrl shift enter NOT just enter, it can then be copied across and down.
You will obviosuly need to change the cell references to suit your layout

I hope this helps.

Ak
 
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