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MQuakkelaar
Jul 26, 2024Copper Contributor
Returning the Row/area based on search results
I am developing a spreadsheet to keep track of inventory at my work based on specific locations. I have all of the data here: I also have a search function built with conditional formatting to...
MQuakkelaar
Copper Contributor
(I just uploaded the most updated file)
The layout of the data is certainly making it difficult to work with, however, I want to keep this format to use as a map of the warehouse. I plan to somehow link the cells on the "Locations Map" tab to the "Data" tab but have it formatted in a more usable way there to enable the search function to return the location when searching for a part.
The layout of the data is certainly making it difficult to work with, however, I want to keep this format to use as a map of the warehouse. I plan to somehow link the cells on the "Locations Map" tab to the "Data" tab but have it formatted in a more usable way there to enable the search function to return the location when searching for a part.
JKPieterse
Jul 29, 2024Silver Contributor
MQuakkelaar Does this work for you? (I told you it was complicated!)
- MQuakkelaarJul 29, 2024Copper Contributor
JKPieterse this is what I ended up going with. (haha, yes it was complicated!) I added all the cells to the data tab and then used that to return the Row/area based on the search. This also allowed multiple values to be shown.
- JKPieterseJul 30, 2024Silver Contributor
MQuakkelaar This is a simpler formula for getting the hits:
=FILTER('Data (Do Not Change)'!B:B,'Data (Do Not Change)'!A:A=Y3)