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Using Excel 2010
I have a spreadsheet that has a table containing a list of tools purchased from several different vendors. I've attached a screenshot: There is another worksheet in the file where I am tracking the receiving of the different tools. Column C of the other worksheet contains the Vendor Name and Column D will contain the Item Description. What I'm trying to accomplish is setting up Column D to only display the Item Descriptions of the tools where the Vendor Name in the table (see screenshot) matches the Vendor Name in Column C. In other words, if I enter Allegheny Tool Supply in Column C, I only want to display the Item Description values in Column D for the records where Allegheny Tool Supply is the Vendor Name in the table. Is this possible? If so, how? Thanks very much! Doug |
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