vlookup with drop down mac excel 2013 all same response

Vlookup and return multiple corresponding values from drop down list in Excel This article, I will introduce the solution step by step. In Excel, how could you vlookup and return multiple corresponding values from a drop down list, which means when you choose one item from the drop down list, all of its relative values are displayed at once as following screenshot shown. We are making changes all the time and may decide we wish to go back to the previous version(s)].How to vlookup and return multiple values from drop down list? (3) In addition to (2) above - what is the safest way to copy an excel workbook to minimise risk/avoid future corruption? [I have been copying and keeping earlier versions, partly for testing reasons, but also as a safety measure for the project as (2) Does the above mean that the file, workbook or spread sheet is damaged/corrupted in some way? If yes, can this be corrected and how? How did the current region change between versions (I did not knowingly (1) It is odd, though, that an earlier version of the same spread sheet had a complete list of council names (the current range on this sheet contains all of the required rows of the sheet). I assume that this would not change your response?] '.even though those council names are still in the spread sheet'. [By the way - there were some errors in my original post: employee should be employer and in my description of the problem the following should read

The Current Region does not contain the entire sheet. Thank you very much! Yes you are right - I have looked at the Current Region and the Council Names within that region match those in the filter list. I would really appreciate any answers/assistance. (3) Ensure all rows in the column of interest are filled in, then select filter button (2) select all the columns manually (click in top left cell and drag down until all data selected), then select filter button (1) Select the entire sheet, then select the filter button in Home tab This is that I had an earlier version of the same spread sheet where the problem did not occur, but it appeared in a later copy - could the copying of the sheet/workbook have caused the problem?) (2) Is the issue an indication that the spread sheet has been corrupted in some way? - I need assurance that this is not an indication that the spread sheet is unstable and such problems could multiply or already be existing.

(1) What is the cause of the problem? Is there are better fix that addresses the cause, rather than having to use work-arounds? I will explain the work-arounds I have found below. I have also spoken to my employee's IT HelpDesk. I have found work-arounds for the problem by searching google for answers to similar problems. I am aware of the 10,000 option limit with the selection list, but my spread sheet has well under 10,000 rows (unless there is something hidden that I Problem: I highlight the row containing the column headings then click on filter (available via the Home tab) then click on the down arrow in the column of interest (in this case 'Council Names' column) the drop-down window appears but not allĬouncil names are displayed in the selection list, even though those council names are still in the list. I have now been upgraded (by my employee) to Excel 2013 and same problem still exists. I have found an issue with the filter drop-down list in Excel 2010.

Vlookup with drop down mac excel 2013 all same response