INDEX MATCH-MATCH Help

surkdidat

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On may main data sheet I have a list of Employee Names, store IDs and Job Titles (the data goes over 5 job titles and 3000 stores that I need to extract this for)

Store IDEmployee NameJob Title
0001SteveAssistant
0001PeterCleaner
0001AndyManager
0002EllieAssistant
0002SophiaCleaner
0002AmeilaManager
What I am looking to return is

AssistantCleanerManager
0001StevePeterAndy
0002EllieSophiaAmeila

I am getting stuck with my INDEx-MATCH-MATCH, please can someone help!
 

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Do you have headers in your second table and you are only looking to populate the blank table or is it something that is supposed to be returned as well (i.e. both headers and names)?
 
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Do you have headers in your second table and you are only looking to populate the blank table or is it something that is supposed to be returned as well (i.e. both headers and names)?
Its not in an "official Excel Table" (ie not converted into one), but the names are written in row A,
A1 - Store ID B1 - Employee NameC1 - Job Title
A2 - 0001B2 - SteveC2 - Assistant
A3 - 0001B3 - Peter C3 - Cleaner
A4 - 0001B4 - AndyC4 - Manager
A5 - 0002B5 - EllieC5 - Assistant
A6 - 0002B6 - SophiaC6 - Cleaner
A7 - 0002B7 - AmeilaC7 - Manager
 
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That is not what I meant by anyway please test this:

Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(A11:A12&B10:D10,A2:A7&C2:C7,B2:B7)

where A11:A12 represents 0001 and 0002 from the 2nd table and B10:D10 represents Assistant - Cleaner - Manager
 
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Try:
Book1
ABCD
1Store IDEmployee NameJob Title
20001SteveAssistant
30001PeterCleaner
40001AndyManager
50002EllieAssistant
60002SophiaCleaner
70002AmeilaManager
8
9AssistantCleanerManager
100001StevePeterAndy
110002EllieSophiaAmeila
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B9:D9B9=TOROW(UNIQUE(C2:C7))
A10:A11A10=UNIQUE(A2:A7)
B10:D11B10=INDEX($B$2:$B$7,XMATCH($A10&"|"&B$9,$A$2:$A$7&"|"&$C$2:$C$7))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Solution
Thank you Cubist and Hagia_sofia!
Try:
[XD=c:548235]=TOROW(UNIQUE(C2:C7))[/XD][/XR][XR][XD]A10:A11[/XD][XD=fw:b]A10[/XD][XD=c:548235]=UNIQUE(A2:A7)[/XD][/XR][XR][XD]B10:D11[/XD][XD=fw:b]B10[/XD][XD]=INDEX($B$2:$B$7,XMATCH($A10&"|"&B$9,$A$2:$A$7&"|"&$C$2:$C$7))[/XD][/XR][/RANGE]


That is not what I meant by anyway please test this:

Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP(A11:A12&B10:D10,A2:A7&C2:C7,B2:B7)

where A11:A12 represents 0001 and 0002 from the 2nd table and B10:D10 represents Assistant - Cleaner - Manager
 
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