Lookup and return multiple values

Koggy

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I’ve tried searching, but not being 100% clear on what/how to ask is inhibiting my results. I’m using Excel 365. I have a list of part numbers across 50+ stores. I need to lookup a single part and return ALL the stores that have said part so I can transfer aged/aging product before buying new/more. I’d prefer a formula over VB if possible. I’m trying to avoid using Access as I don have that on the work laptop, so it would be a lot of saving to external, using personal laptop, resaving to external, reopening on work laptop. Any help is appreciated. I’m in awe of the number of truly humble geniuses there are there are on these boards.
 

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As you are using Office 365, you could use the new FILTER function to get all the stores that have the part number. It will return multiple results for one criteria, that is part number.

Kind regards

Saba
 
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As you are using Office 365, you could use the new FILTER function to get all the stores that have the part number. It will return multiple results for one criteria, that is part number.

Kind regards

Saba
Thank you for your response. I could, but need to have the results on each line so that when I am scrolling thru to do my buying i would have it at a glance.
 
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Can you please provide me with sample of your data and expected results that I can provide a solution (if possible)?

Kind regards

Saba
 
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Basically, I need the next column to tell me what branch(es) have the part on hand
 

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Given layout my spreadsheet of your data, enter the following formula in H5 if you want to list only stores that have this part,

=FILTER($B$2:$B$18,$A$2:$A$18=H2)

If you want to bring both Branch and Avail 2, enter the following formula in H13

=FILTER($B$2:$C$18,$A$2:$A$18=H2)




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Kind regards

Saba
 
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Given layout my spreadsheet of your data, enter the following formula in H5 if you want to list only stores that have this part,

=FILTER($B$2:$B$18,$A$2:$A$18=H2)

If you want to bring both Branch and Avail 2, enter the following formula in H13

=FILTER($B$2:$C$18,$A$2:$A$18=H2)




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Kind regards

Saba
Thank you!
 
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