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Hi and thanks for the challenge :-)
After some hard formula work I think I have a solution for you! I attach a file with the solution. Except for what you see in the formulas I have some additional info. - I have given area "=Data!$N:$S" the defined name "StreetData" - As you see this solution works even if you have two different Richard Randolph - The formula in cell D2 is written is such a general form, that it can be copied down (as far as needed) and right (as far as you have streets in the header, i.e. until column M in my example). To give the final result, you just have to use normal filter, and select rows where Lastname = (filled). I hope this solves your issue! Kind regards Bjorn |
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