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vgresia

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Hi there - I am looking to create a dynamic list of unique ID numbers for items matching "Horse" in column J, "Ball" in column I, and that do not contain the word dog in column A. In the example below, this would return the ID numbers 48 and 56. However, the formula would be entered into Sheet 1, while the data is housed on Sheet 2.

ACIJ
PetId NumberToyAnimal
Dog12BallHorse
Doggy56ChewCow
Cat89BallPig
Bird48BallHorse
Doggy95BallCow
Doggy89ChewHorse
Cat56BallHorse
Bird56BallHorse

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That did the trick! Thank you very much for your continued effort (and great use of emojis) on this, much appreciated! :biggrin:
 
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