Using VBA or Formula to search multiple rows of data and return specified column values (must return all results and not first match)

SeanKC1989

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Afternoon All,

I am having some trouble trying to find a formula or script that is able to search for a specified value in around 40 columns (some will be blank) and then if a match is found then to return the data from either one specific column or a group of columns.
This step must then be repeated and all results for the match given (not just the first or last).
There are 500 or so rows so the script or formula must be able to handle multiple rows and columns simultaneously.

For example I have a value on sheet 3, I would like to search all rows in sheet 1 for this value and each time there is a match return the values from column 46 in sheet 1. Is this possible?

Please help
 

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