Pull all row data based off another cell value

lbradbury1013

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Hello,
I'm looking for a way to pull all row data from another sheet based off a cell value. I have an open sales order list that I want to extract all lines related to a single customer. But this is pulling from another sheet.

Here is an example of the data sheet:
Customer NamePO NumberLineReleasePartSelling QtyShip ByTotal Shipped
Customer 112345611AMMPART1010/31/20220
Customer 1 12345711ABBPART1510/28/20220
Customer 1 12345811ACCPART2510/15/20220
Customer 112345812ACCPART1010/25/20220
Customer 29874511BCCPART15011/25/20220
Customer 29874512BCCPART15012/25/20220
Customer 26541211BMMPART1010/15/20220

I want to have another sheet that has headers for table listing the customer name in the example above it would be Customer 1, and pull all the row information based off cell value of the header "Customer 1"


I hope that makes sense.
 

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This would pull the row information into another sheet?
Yes, you just place the the formula in the first cell wherever you want the results returned to, and the additional columsn/rows will automatically "spill" down/across.

So if you were returning the results to Sheet2 and pulling data from Sheet1, then you might have a formula like this in cell A2 on Sheet2:
Rich (BB code):
=FILTER(Sheet1!A2:H8,Sheet1!A2:A8="Customer 1")

Try it and see!
 
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Yes, you just place the the formula in the first cell wherever you want the results returned to, and the additional columsn/rows will automatically "spill" down/across.

So if you were returning the results to Sheet2 and pulling data from Sheet1, then you might have a formula like this in cell A2 on Sheet2:
Rich (BB code):
=FILTER(Sheet1!A2:H8,Sheet1!A2:A8="Customer 1")

Try it and see!
AMAZING! I didn't realize it would pull into another sheet!
 
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AMAZING! I didn't realize it would pull into another sheet!
You are welcome.
Most Excel formulas will, as long as you include the Sheet name reference before the Range reference.
 
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