Pull data using criteria from large data set

Estee28

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Hello,

I would like to get some help please.

I am attempting to pull data for the sales team from a large data set using the following criteria; CNR over 90, probability of 100 and only names from the specialist column. As the department is placed under the specialist by default for unassigned booked deals. I would also like the formula to take into account the two different departments. Please see below for the example and desired result.

Pipeline No.GMMDeal BankerDepartmentSpecialistMember NameProduct NameProbabilityCNRAUMComments
1NorthRob DonaldDept blueJohn DoeCandy worldProduct 1251008Bad
2SouthBob HowardDept blueRichard BlackwoodToms wheelsProduct 2509612Terrible
3EastYewande AdebayoDept greenTony BrownHealthy TreatsProduct 31004531Good
4WestLucy BallDept greenLisa LopezKats carsProduct 475309Great
5NorthOlu BakerDept blueDept blueFoodieProduct 5753246Perfect
6SouthBob HowardDept greenJessica HamiltonWorldly cusineProduct 61009878Excellent
7EastHannah WatsonDept greenDept greenTom Hanks.LTDProduct 71007860Amazing
Dept BlueDept Green
BankerRob DonaldBob HowardBankerYewande AdebayoLucy Ball
SpecialistJohn DoeRichard BlackwoodSpecialistTony BrownLisa Lopez
RegionNorthSouthRegionEastWest
ProductProduct 1Product 2ProductProduct 3Product 4
AUMs $MM$8MM$12MMAUMs $MM$31 $9
CNR $M$100M$96MCNR $M$45 $30M
ClientCandy worldTom WheelsClientHealthy TreatsKats cars
DealBadGreatDealGoodGreat

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At the moment I have the headings on the right e.g. "Banker, Specialist...." and I would like to pull in the rest of the data. The concern that I have is that my data table goes across (2 examples in each dept above) so I am unable to drag down the formulas. I welcome all suggestions, please let me know if you require further information.

Kind regards,

Esther
 

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Esther,

Have you explored or considered using a PivotTable? Seems it may be suitable for your data set.

Cheers,

tonyyy
 
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Esther,

Have you explored or considered using a PivotTable? Seems it may be suitable for your data set.

Cheers,

tonyyy

Hello Tony,

Thank you for responding to my post. I experimented with the pivot table function and got exactly what I wanted. Thank you very much for your help!!!

Kind regards,

Esther
 
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You're very welcome, Esther. Glad it worked out...
 
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