Darren_workforce
Board Regular
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2022
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- Office Version
- 365
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- Windows
Hello,
My file contains 10 worksheets, each named after our unique phone queues. Each tab has a list of skilled agent names down Col A. On my Lookup tab, I have the formula below which references the name entered in B4 and then what I want it to do is list ALL worksheets that the name is located under.
EX: CustomerService, ConciergeClient, TechSupport.
EX: If Joe Smith was only skilled to CustomerService and ConciergeClient, the resulting formula should display those 2 queues into Lookup tab B7 where I have the formula setup.
However, the issue is that only the first worksheet name is populating. What do I need to tweak to make the formula successful?
Thank you in advance!!
My file contains 10 worksheets, each named after our unique phone queues. Each tab has a list of skilled agent names down Col A. On my Lookup tab, I have the formula below which references the name entered in B4 and then what I want it to do is list ALL worksheets that the name is located under.
EX: CustomerService, ConciergeClient, TechSupport.
EX: If Joe Smith was only skilled to CustomerService and ConciergeClient, the resulting formula should display those 2 queues into Lookup tab B7 where I have the formula setup.
However, the issue is that only the first worksheet name is populating. What do I need to tweak to make the formula successful?
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SheetList,MATCH(1,--(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&SheetList&"'!$A$1:$A$50"),B4)>0),0)),"")
Thank you in advance!!