Pull Data with the same Key ID for multiple entries & import it to different worksheets - Google Sheets

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Hello,

We have a list of data that has multiple entries, but many of them have the same member ID. The data in every row is different; only the member ID is common.

We have created different Google Sheets for members, and when we add the data with the member ID to the main sheet, it should create a new row in the sheet for the specific member.

DATA.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
1MEMBER IDCOL1COL2COL3COL4COL5COL6COL7COL8COL9COL10COL11COL12
2MH1123456785409ABCD123123ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
3MH2123456784443ABCD123211ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
4MH1123456784204ABCD1232ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
5MH112345678531ABCD123214ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
6MH1123456781643ABCD123M002ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
7MH6123456784125ABCD123108ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
8MH712345678845ABCD1231 103ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
9MH112345678573ABCD123230ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
10MH1123456782780ABCD123303ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
11MH10123456785321ABCD123322ABCDABCD1ABCDABCD
Sheet1



In this I want to pull data with Member ID with MH1 into a different Google Sheet & whenever new data is added for this id, a new row should be added to the Member ID. I have tried a few Array formulas with Vlookup , but I'm not getting the desired result.

Thanks in advance for the help.
 

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Hi,
Excel Formula:
=Query(IMPORTRANGE("Your main google sheet url/only ID", "Sheet1!A1:M"), "SELECT * WHERE Col1='MH1' ")
Excel Formula:
=QUERY(importrange("1LA.........................8","gelenAramalar!A3:G"),"SELECT * WHERE Col1 IS NOT NULL")
 
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