Help with filtering

Lhalkett

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I have a dataset that contains in the first column the name of a company, column b contains two options that apply to that company, so each company could be in the sheet at least twice, then in column c to g contains financials that are associated with each option (column b). I need to consolidate the company names so I only see one entry for each company only, then toggle between column B (the two options), and when I choose one of those, the corresponding data would show only (from column c to g). Is this possible? Help!!
 

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This may be possible with Pivot Tables. I am having a bit trying to envision this and how it would work. Without hands on data, this is the best I can do for you. Perhaps if you provided a few rows of sample data, we could try to determine the best means.
 
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ServicePackageWhich Reduction Package?ToleranceComments 2016 Base - Total 2016 One-Time - Total 2017 Base - Total 2020 One-Time - Total
Program 1ANone $ (45) $ - $ (00) $ -
Program 1BNone $ - $ - $ - $ -
Program 2AReduction A $ (15) $ - $ (11) $ -
Program 2BNone $ (11) $ - $ (22) $ -
Program 3ANoneN/A $ (3) $ - $ (53) $ -
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Highlight the first row. Select Data on the ribbon. Select Filter. In column B,(Package), using the drop down created by the filter, select A or B.
 
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