I'm working in multiple tabs, which I'm trying to connect. This is the situation:
Sheet A - Total overview of projects that are in production within a company
- relevant data: column B lists all projects; column C lists the employee thats working on the project mentioned in B.
Sheet B to Sheet D - Employees that are working on above projects. Each employee has their own sheet.
- relevant data: column A contains the following formula, which retrieves all projects the employee is working on according to sheet A:
=IF(NOT(ISNA(INDEX(SheetA!$B$2:$B$27;SMALL(IF(EXACT("John";SheetA!$C$2:$C$27);ROW(SheetA!$C$2:$C$27)-ROW(SheetA!$C$2)+1);ROW(SheetA!1:1)))))=TRUE;INDEX(SheetA!$B$2:$B$27;SMALL(IF(EXACT("John";SheetA!$C$2:$C$27);ROW(SheetA!$C$2:$C$27)-ROW(SheetA!$C$2)+1);ROW(SheetA!1:1)))));"")
So I figured this formula out, which works perfectly, but I've encountered a problem. If a project is handed over to a different employee and so a different name is entered in Sheet A, the project disappears from the first person to have worked on it. I want to be able to see all projects an employee has worked on, even when it's handed over to someone else. So, I figured I could fill names in Sheet A for example as "John + Rose" and change the formula to finding a partial match instead of an exact match. So whenever the name John is found somewhere in the data, regardless of the cell saying + Rose, it would still retrieve the project for John. But I can't figure out how to change the formula to do this.
Can anyone please help me? My brain isn't working anymore by now...
Thanks!
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