Autofilter, Index/Match or Lookup? Displaying all results of multiple criteria.

JonHaywood

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Hi,

I'm trying to create what would effectively be a summary sheet so that different users can see information relevant to them within a date range.

All of the data is held on a sheet called "Data" in a separate workbook; it looks like this...(assume reference A1:E11)

Comment #DateRaised ByDetailsLocation
9KPFDT02/06/14A Person(free text string 1)Top Stores
9KPFW202/06/14B Good(free text string 2)Sector 11
9KQ9XT02/06/14C Clearly(free text string 3)Sector 10
9KQ9YY03/06/14D Liteful(free text string 4)Sector 30
9KQFNC03/06/14B Good(free text string 5)Lower Stores
9KQFQ503/06/14A Person(free text string 6)Sector 11
9KQH3C03/06/14E Ventful(free text string 7)Sector 42
9KQH4L03/06/14B Good(free text string 8)
9KQJFC03/06/14C Clearly(free text string 9)Garage
9KQJQK03/06/14B Good(free text string 10)Sector 41

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(note: the empty cell in E9 is deliberate)




Some of the users are responsible for some of the different areas. I have another worksheet called "Locations", like this...(assume reference A1:B11)
UserLocation
B GoodSector 10
B GoodSector 11
B GoodSector 12
C ClearlySector 30
C ClearlySector 31
C ClearlyGarage
E VentfulSector 41
E VentfulSector 42
E VentfulTop Stores
E VentfulLower Stores

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The "Summary Sheet" then, would look like...(again, assume reference A1:E100)
User Name(dropdown list)
Date From
Date To
LocationComment #DateRaised ByDetails

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I would prefer if it was sorted by location, then comment (as it is generated sequentially). So, an example would be...
User NameB Good
Date From02/06/14
Date To03/06/14
LocationComment #DateRaised ByDetails
Sector 109KQ9XT02/06/14C Clearly(text string 3)
Sector 119KPFW202/06/14B Good(text string 2)
Sector 119KQFQ503/06/14A Person(text string 6)


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I've tried lots of different things as suggested on lots of different posts, but I can't make anything that match what I want.

Hope someone can help!
 

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I've looked at this differently and have managed (annoyingly easily by just adding a extra 'helper' column to my original data!!) to link the first two spreadsheets, and have created a formula to display the 'filtered' data in the final sheet. I'm still struggling to sort the data how I want though. If I can't manage this I will post a new question on the board.
Thanks to anyone who looked at this.
 
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