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    Match data with vlookup formula

    Hi, I need to group all the "delivery schedule" data by driver name and put it into the "drivers delivery schedule" sheet. I hope this makes sense. Thanks.
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    Re: Vlookup - i think?

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    Re: Match data with vlookup formula

    sorry, I've improved the thread title.

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    Re: Match data with vlookup formula

    Here's a start. (First, I changed the cell that "BOB" was in (A1) - I "unmerged" it, and then started it in cell A3 and then merged it so it matched the others)

    In Cell D3, I entered:
    =IFERROR(INDEX('Delivery Schedule'!D:D,SMALL(IF('Delivery Schedule'!E:E=$A$3,ROW('Delivery Schedule'!E:E)-ROW(INDEX('Delivery Schedule'!E:E,1,1))+1),ROW()-2)),"")
    As an ARRAY Formula (when entering this formula, you hit Ctrl,Shift,Enter at the same time instead of just Enter. If done properly, in the formula bar it will have brackets {} around the formula.

    You can then copy the formula down. In Cell D15, basically put the same thing except changed where the Name is located:
    =IFERROR(INDEX('Delivery Schedule'!D:D,SMALL(IF('Delivery Schedule'!E:E=$A$15,ROW('Delivery Schedule'!E:E)-ROW(INDEX('Delivery Schedule'!E:E,1,1))+1),ROW()-14)),"")
    Again, this is an array formula.

    You could then use this formula to get the rest of it I believe.
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    Re: Match data with vlookup formula

    Thank you, that works perfectly!

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