Excel VLookup Question

ccepaulb

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I hope I can explain myself clearly here.

I want to create a vlookup function that will return to me all outlets that fall into a particular chain and then have the corresponding volume and sales data in the columns to the right.
For example, let's say I'm working with 3 retailers (Retailer A,B and C). Retailer A has 40 outlets (or individual stores) B has 300 and c has 100.
I have set-up a list box with the retailers listed, this is linked to give me either a 1,2 or 3 in a particular cell. If they pick retailer A, then a 1 would appear, if it is B a 2 would appear and so on.
The vlookup is linked to the linked list box cell.
Now where I'm stuck.
I'm trying to get it to list all the individual outlets based on the retailer selected. In column (A) I have a 1 for all 40 Retailer A outlets a 2 for all 300 retailer B outlets and a 3 for all 100 retailer C outlets.
How can I get the individual outlets to list based upon the retailer they select?? :(

Thanks, Paul
 

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I think that the advanced filter may be the best route to go. Are you familiar with that? Can you see any mileage in that?
 
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It sounds like you'd be better off using AutoFilter to filter on the column that has A, B and C in it. If you could post your worksheet, that would give us a better idea of what you're trying to do. Hope that helps!
 
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Just a question...
Can you use a macro to access a filter placed on sheet, say - do this or that? TTom :whistle:
 
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How does one attached a file? I think if I showed you guys what I need to get to, it would help.

Thanks, Paul
 
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Use Colo's HTML Maker utility (link at the bottom of every page, and in my sig) to post your sheet.
 
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