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    Dropdown Formula Help

    Hello all,

    I am having an issue with pulling information from drop down menus and different worksheets and getting that information to populate in a master worksheet.

    Essentially, i have these worksheets: Calendar View (Master Worksheet), Employee Audit Tracker, List of Employees, Audit Types

    My staff undergo a bunch of audits and certifications over their tenure at my company. The employee audit tracker allows me to have dropdown menus with the employee, then a date, type of aduit and then metric scores. The master worksheet pulls all of this information into a cohesive page when i can click on a drop down menu and pick an employee. The problem is, i can't get each employee to populate the proper information. I attached the workbook mentioned above. any help is greatly appreciated

    UPDATE:

    I got the information to pull properly, but now i am struggling with getting the type of audit drop down menu to link with the individualized data for each employee. Again, help is greatly appreciated

    Audit Workbook.xlsx
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    Re: Dropdown Formula Help

    I apologize for double attaching the document
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    Re: Dropdown Formula Help

    Hello block1nm and Welcome to Excel Forum.
    I am guessing that since the name of the audit is "30 day self audit" it will occur multiple times in a year and you want an average as opposed to a sum.
    A formula that could be used is:
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    Note that the LeaveTracker table has been resized to include columns F:H.
    Let us know if you have any questions.
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