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    Bringing back specific information from a larger data set

    All,

    I want to take specific wage location data from a data set spreadsheet and place this lump of data onto a data retrieved tab.

    I think that a type of index / match will do this but i don't have the knowledge to create the formula.

    I have enclosed a spreadsheet including narrative of what i'd like to achieive.

    Thanks for your help

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    Re: Bringing back specific information from a larger data set

    Try this formula in C5 (See attached file)

    =INDEX('Data Set'!C:C,SMALL(IF('Data Set'!$A$5:$A$22=$A5,ROW('Data Set'!$A$5:$A$22)),ROWS($C$4:C4)))

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    Re: Bringing back specific information from a larger data set

    AlKey,

    Firstly thank you so much for your response, I forgot to add a cell into the previous update on the spreadsheet on the retrieved data tab. I have now added this into cell C4.

    In would like the index and match to be driven from the C4 cell and for this to bring back all of the information for location 3 (as per my example).

    If i were to change my location to location 5 on my front sheet, i would then like the formula to bring back all of the location 5 information from the data set tab and put this onto the retrieved tab.

    I have made the relevant changes to the spreadsheet and added additional narrative.

    Thank you for all of your help. Once this is solved i'll add to your reputation.

    JB
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    Re: Bringing back specific information from a larger data set

    Please see attached file with revised formula.
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    Re: Bringing back specific information from a larger data set

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