May 14 2024 01:12 PM
Hello,
I am not extremely advanced when it comes to using excel.
I have a table that lists all of our land owners and their corresponding field names.
I made another sheet with a data validation for the land owners and what I am hoping I can accomplish is when I select a land owner from the drop down then below that it will populate all the different fields associated with that specific land owner and the acres. I can't seem to find a formula that does this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
May 14 2024 02:00 PM
SolutionLet's say your table is named Table1, with columns named Land Owner, Field Name and Acres (among others)
On the other sheet, the data validation drop-down is in B1.
In a cell below it, enter the formula
=FILTER(Table1[[Field Name]:[Acres]], Table1[Land Owner]=B1)
May 14 2024 02:34 PM
Thank you so much! One more question- is there a way to make the data that pulls in live data? So, I am hoping that I can make another table on this sheet that could total up the boundary acres and the total dollar paid to the land owner based on the fields that populate when I select from the drop down. Does that make sense?
May 14 2024 02:51 PM
Could you provide an example of what the data look like and what the desired output looks like.
May 15 2024 08:16 AM
So I would like for it to add up the total acres for this land owner and the total dollar amount.
I was hoping maybe I could total it from the data that came from the filter formula. When I did a Vlookup formula from the other table it only came back with one of the fields populated if that makes sense.
May 15 2024 10:56 AM
It's hard to tell what is what from your screenshot.
Could you attach a small sample workbook demonstrating the problem (without sensitive data), or if that is not possible, make it available through OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox or similar?
May 15 2024 05:59 PM
please share your data in text similar to below table which can be pasted to Excel.
Date | Company Name | Contract |
13-05-2024 | 4009390 | |
13-05-2024 | 4009390 | |
13-05-2024 | 4009390 | |
13-05-2024 | XYZ | 4009391 |
13-05-2024 | XYZ | 4009391 |
13-05-2024 | XYZ | 4009391 |
May 14 2024 02:00 PM
SolutionLet's say your table is named Table1, with columns named Land Owner, Field Name and Acres (among others)
On the other sheet, the data validation drop-down is in B1.
In a cell below it, enter the formula
=FILTER(Table1[[Field Name]:[Acres]], Table1[Land Owner]=B1)