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Using 'if" To Return An Entire Row?

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    Using 'if" To Return An Entire Row?

    Hello all!! Is there an "if" formula (or any other) that will return an entire row?

    For example:
    Column A has my salespersons names
    Columns B - J have other info

    i have my "master list" of all contacts, and then I have a separate sheet for each of my salespeople.

    What formula would i use (if it is even possible) to have excel look for "Mike" on the master sheet & then return all the other info next to his name onto "Mike's sheet" each time it sees his name ?

    Let me know if i need to explain that more clearly!
    Thanks in advance for your time & help!

    Jenny

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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Using 'if" To Return An Entire Row?

    In B2 say

    =VLOOKUP($A2,Master!$A$1:$J$1000,Column(),False)

    and copy across.

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    > Hello all!! Is there an "if" formula (or any other) that will return
    > an entire row?
    >
    > For example:
    > Column A has my salespersons names
    > Columns B - J have other info
    >
    > i have my "master list" of all contacts, and then I have a separate
    > sheet for each of my salespeople.
    >
    > What formula would i use (if it is even possible) to have excel look
    > for "Mike" on the master sheet & then return all the other info next to
    > his name onto "Mike's sheet" each time it sees his name ?
    >
    > Let me know if i need to explain that more clearly!
    > Thanks in advance for your time & help!
    >
    > Jenny
    >
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    thank you so much Bob! i have never used VLOOKUP before, so this will be a learning experience for me! thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

    Jenny

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