Creating a List

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Hi All!

I have a sheet of information which includes supplier numbers, item numbers and item descriptions.

Is there a way to create a table on a different sheet which includes the item number and description of all the items supplied by a supplier.

The supplier number will be entered in a seperate cell and the list will need to change according to the supplier number entered in the cell.

Can this be done?

I hope it makes sense...

Thanks

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Have you considered a Pivot Table? That would be a much more flexible tool to give you filtered results and reports from a data table.

I have tried a pivot table, but I do not know how to make it so that it automatically selects only the items that are supplied by the number that is in the supplier no. cell.
 
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Hi All!

I have a sheet of information which includes supplier numbers, item numbers and item descriptions.

Is there a way to create a table on a different sheet which includes the item number and description of all the items supplied by a supplier.

The supplier number will be entered in a seperate cell and the list will need to change according to the supplier number entered in the cell.

Can this be done?

I hope it makes sense...

Thanks

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Maybe like this. This is the main sheet with all the data.

Formula in F2 is copied down (then col F could be hidden)

Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1Supplier NoItem NoDescriptionHelper
2Sup No 1Item 1Desc 1Sup No 1|1
3Sup No 1Item 2Desc 2Sup No 1|2
4Sup No 2Item 3Desc 3Sup No 2|1
5Sup No 3Item 4Desc 4Sup No 3|1
6Sup No 2Item 5Desc 5Sup No 2|2
7Sup No 1Item 1Desc 6Sup No 1|3
8Sup No 3Item 2Desc 7Sup No 3|2
9Sup No 3Item 3Desc 8Sup No 3|3
10Sup No 1Item 4Desc 9Sup No 1|4
11
Consolidated



Then sheet for your individual list.
Supplier of interest entered in A2.
Formula in F2 copied down as far as you might need (then col F could be hidden)
Formula in B2 copied across and down.

Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1Supplier NoItem NoDescription
2Sup No 3Item 4Desc 45
3Item 2Desc 78
4Item 3Desc 89
5#N/A
6#N/A
Supplier
 
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Maybe like this. This is the main sheet with all the data.

Formula in F2 is copied down (then col F could be hidden)

Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1Supplier NoItem NoDescriptionHelper
2Sup No 1Item 1Desc 1Sup No 1|1
3Sup No 1Item 2Desc 2Sup No 1|2
4Sup No 2Item 3Desc 3Sup No 2|1
5Sup No 3Item 4Desc 4Sup No 3|1
6Sup No 2Item 5Desc 5Sup No 2|2
7Sup No 1Item 1Desc 6Sup No 1|3
8Sup No 3Item 2Desc 7Sup No 3|2
9Sup No 3Item 3Desc 8Sup No 3|3
10Sup No 1Item 4Desc 9Sup No 1|4
11
Consolidated



Then sheet for your individual list.
Supplier of interest entered in A2.
Formula in F2 copied down as far as you might need (then col F could be hidden)
Formula in B2 copied across and down.

Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1Supplier NoItem NoDescription
2Sup No 3Item 4Desc 45
3Item 2Desc 78
4Item 3Desc 89
5#N/A
6#N/A
Supplier

Thanks Peter!!! This works great!!

In addition, each item has a buyer associated with it (e.g. Buyer 1, Buyer 2, etc)

Is there a way to consolidate the list created so that it only shows the items sourced from the supplier by the buyer?
 
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Thanks Peter!!! This works great!!

In addition, each item has a buyer associated with it (e.g. Buyer 1, Buyer 2, etc)

Is there a way to consolidate the list created so that it only shows the items sourced from the supplier by the buyer?
Sure.

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFG
1Supplier NoItem NoDescriptionBuyer0
2Sup No 1Item 1Desc 1Buyer 10
3Sup No 1Item 2Desc 2Buyer 20
4Sup No 2Item 3Desc 3Buyer 10
5Sup No 3Item 4Desc 4Buyer 21
6Sup No 2Item 5Desc 5Buyer 11
7Sup No 1Item 1Desc 6Buyer 21
8Sup No 3Item 2Desc 7Buyer 11
9Sup No 3Item 3Desc 8Buyer 22
10Sup No 1Item 4Desc 9Buyer 12
Consolidated



Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1SupplierItem NoDescription
2Sup No 3Item 4Desc 45
3Item 3Desc 89
4Buyer#N/A
5Buyer 2#N/A
6#N/A
Supplier
 
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Sure.

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFG
1Supplier NoItem NoDescriptionBuyer0
2Sup No 1Item 1Desc 1Buyer 10
3Sup No 1Item 2Desc 2Buyer 20
4Sup No 2Item 3Desc 3Buyer 10
5Sup No 3Item 4Desc 4Buyer 21
6Sup No 2Item 5Desc 5Buyer 11
7Sup No 1Item 1Desc 6Buyer 21
8Sup No 3Item 2Desc 7Buyer 11
9Sup No 3Item 3Desc 8Buyer 22
10Sup No 1Item 4Desc 9Buyer 12
Consolidated



Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1SupplierItem NoDescription
2Sup No 3Item 4Desc 45
3Item 3Desc 89
4Buyer#N/A
5Buyer 2#N/A
6#N/A
Supplier

I got the result as a circular reference??

I have tried to duplicate what you have posted and got the same?
 
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I got the result as a circular reference??

I have tried to duplicate what you have posted and got the same?
Maybe on the 'Consolidated' sheet you put the formula provided into G1 and not G2 as shown? G1 should just house a manually entered 0, or be empty.

If this is not it then please indicate where Excel says there is a circular reference.
 
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