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    Unhappy Using a name to filter a range of data in another sheet

    I have attached an example of what I am planning.

    I am new to using formulas and need some help.

    In the recipe sheet I have typed out a food recipes and given it names "recipe 1" (their will be multiple recipes typed out in this fashion).

    I need recipe to filter in on the Recipe issue sheet in the columns provided if I type the name of the given recipe in the yellow block.

    Thanx in advance for the help
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    Re: Using a name to filter a range of data in another sheet

    hi dettrix, try this in A5:
    =INDEX((Recipe!$A$3:$D$5,Recipe!$A$10:$D$12),ROWS(A$5:A5),COLUMNS($A5:A5),RIGHT($B$1,1))

    or if you have more than 2 recipes, try this & extend the red portion:
    =OFFSET(Recipe!$A$1,MATCH($B$1,Recipe!$A$1:$A$12,0)+ROWS(A$5:A5),COLUMNS($A5:A5)-1)

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