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Formula selection - Vlookup? Match? Pivot table? Returning multiple values

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    Formula selection - Vlookup? Match? Pivot table? Returning multiple values

    This is a simplified example of what I have.

    I am using the Inventory page to show what items I have in stock. An "X" indicates that I have it. "Exempt" indicates that it's not going to happen.

    I would like to pull together an "Order list" on the main page that shows where the blanks are.

    Ideally, I would like to have any blank (can be as part of a named range or not) return the column and the row names. Format is not important - can run straight down the page, across, or whatever. So, the blank in B8 would add "Dog Brown" to a cell on the order list. The blanks in C6 and C9 would return "Cat Long Hair" and "Cat Blue" etc.

    I've tried a number of things and just can't get there. Any help appreciated.

    Thanks!

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    Re: Formula selection - Vlookup? Match? Pivot table? Returning multiple values

    One way, could be this.

    In A2 of "order List" sheet put this Array Formula(c+sh+e) and copy down and across.
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    Change ALL semicolons in my formula to comma!
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    Re: Formula selection - Vlookup? Match? Pivot table? Returning multiple values

    That's got it!!! Thanks!!

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    Re: Formula selection - Vlookup? Match? Pivot table? Returning multiple values

    You are welcome! Thanks for the reb*

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