Vlookup ability

Martin3105

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Is it possible for me to use vlookup to auto-populate another sheet? For example, I have the tables below

Worksheet 1

Sheet 1 (list)

BostonBoston ManorBoston VillageBoston VillaCrawford
RaleighRaleigh ManorRaleigh VillageRaleigh Villa Dansforth
ManningManning ManorManning VillageManning VillaCountryside

<tbody>
</tbody>

Worksheet 2

Not sure if this is the correct code: =VLOOKUP(Sheet1!A:A,Sheet1!1:100,Sheet1!B:J,FALSE)

I selected Boston (when selecting Boston the table should look like this)

Boston Manor
Boston Village
Boston Villa
Boston Crawford

<tbody>
</tbody>

Any help will greatly be appreciated.
 

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