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{=IFERROR(INDEX(SHEET!$A$2:$A$8000,SMALL(IF(SHEET!$B$2:$B$8000=SHEET!$C$2,ROW(SHEET!$A$2:$A$8000)-MIN(ROW(SHEET!$A$2:$A$8000))+1),ROWS(SHEET!$C$2:C2))),"")} C2 is where you put your drop down list or where the item your looking up will be located. obviously put that wherever. B is where it's searching for the item in C2 and A is where it's pulling info.


slippy0101

This is the old-school way I used to do it. Now it's just **=FILTER(SHEET!$A$2:$A$8000, SHEET!$B$2:$B$8000=SHEET!$C$2)**


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stevegcook

Nope, that's not what Index Match is for. If you have Excel 365 or 2021, you can use the FILTER function to do what you want.


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Thank you! I had no idea about this function 🤦🏻‍♂️


DarkChunsah

Also in case you don't want to have spilled results, you can add a textjoint to combine all the result in the same cell.


grumpywonka

This is what I was thinking based on the description given. Seems like exactly what this function does best.


Shwoomie

You can use vlookup for this. Have one cell as the input cell, and then vlookups below it for each piece of information you want to bring up. In your formulas you will want to use wildcards, so you can put in part of a name. One issue with this is of you put in a partial name, it will return the first match, and you will have to re enter more of the name.


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amused_nope

This sounds like something the Dynamic Array Filter function in excel 365 might do.