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@Riny_van_Eekelen (sheet of concern)

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Dear: Riny_Van_Eekelen

welcome again, kindly find sheet we talking about,

 

Thanks and Warm Regards.

 

@Riny_van_Eekelen 

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best response confirmed by Abdul-Rahman (Copper Contributor)
Solution

@Abdul-Rahman Depending on your Excel version, you could use FILTER, XLOOKUP, VLOOKUP or a combination of INDEX and MATCH. When I did that, I noticed you have quite a few duplicated entries in the master list. For example, customer 511114 (one of your selected customers) has two entries in the larger table.

Screenshot 2021-06-09 at 06.12.24.png

So I guess you want to see all transactions for all selected customers. Then Power Query is probably the easiest way out. Please confirm what you need/want.


OK i will try
Thank you V.much Riny.
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best response confirmed by Abdul-Rahman (Copper Contributor)
Solution

@Abdul-Rahman Depending on your Excel version, you could use FILTER, XLOOKUP, VLOOKUP or a combination of INDEX and MATCH. When I did that, I noticed you have quite a few duplicated entries in the master list. For example, customer 511114 (one of your selected customers) has two entries in the larger table.

Screenshot 2021-06-09 at 06.12.24.png

So I guess you want to see all transactions for all selected customers. Then Power Query is probably the easiest way out. Please confirm what you need/want.

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