Possible Alternative to index match formula?

STEVENS3010

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  2. 2016
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Hi all,

I'm currently using an index match formula to look up a range of data and to populate this into another sheet. The issue I have is the index match formula only returns one row of information. Is there an alternative formula I could use to return all rows which contain my lookup value?
 

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Do I have this right? The filter function is nice, it outputs an array:
MrExcelPlayground.xlsm
ABC
1NameStateAmount
2JamieNY50
3FredNJ40
4JamieCT60
5HarryNV70
6FredFL110
7FredAL20
8JamieAK50
9JamiePA60
10FredLA70
11HarryWA20
12
13Jamie
14JamieNY50
15JamieCT60
16JamieAK50
17JamiePA60
Sheet45
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A14:C17A14=FILTER(A2:C11,A2:A11=A13,"")
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Do I have this right? The filter function is nice, it outputs an array:
MrExcelPlayground.xlsm
ABC
1NameStateAmount
2JamieNY50
3FredNJ40
4JamieCT60
5HarryNV70
6FredFL110
7FredAL20
8JamieAK50
9JamiePA60
10FredLA70
11HarryWA20
12
13Jamie
14JamieNY50
15JamieCT60
16JamieAK50
17JamiePA60
Sheet45
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A14:C17A14=FILTER(A2:C11,A2:A11=A13,"")
Dynamic array formulas.
Thanks for the replies. I’ve managed to sort what I was looking for with another formula. Appreciate you replying though
 
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