Lookup Criteria to get all matched columns with one cell Reference

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Hello,

Been looking for some help, to get matched columns with one Date reference. I tried my understanding, but I only get one row values from all columns instead of multiple matched values as shown below. Would be really great if I get some help. Thank you. Note: All three sheets data starts from Row1 including headings.

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Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
1(Source) Sheet1(Date Reference) Sheet2(Get results in Sheet3)
2DateNameStatevle1vle2vle3DateDateNameStatevle1vle2vle3
39/9/2024Jacob TX1535558/9/20248/9/2024SteveCT204060
48/9/2024SteveCT2040608/9/2024SamuelNY305070
57/9/2024RyanDC254565
68/9/2024SamuelNY305070
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:O4J2=VSTACK(HSTACK({"Date","Name","State","vle1","vle2","vle3"}),FILTER(A3:F6,A3:A6=H3))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Hello,

Been looking for some help, to get matched columns with one Date reference. I tried my understanding, but I only get one row values from all columns instead of multiple matched values as shown below. Would be really great if I get some help. Thank you. Note: All three sheets data starts from Row1 including headings.

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Source data is huge by rows, but columns are limited to 17. Hence I started developing VBA Macros but it only picks 1 matched row instead of all the rows that are matched. Appreciate if I could get some help.
 
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In future please do not mark a post as the solution, when it does not contain one.
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