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    So what is it that you want? Do you want to loop through a column and return the values from an adjacent column, and give the values from there when the value in the first column matches the value you are looking up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excel Fox View Post
    So what is it that you want? Do you want to loop through a column and return the values from an adjacent column, and give the values from there when the value in the first column matches the value you are looking up?
    You are right I want it to return as normal vlookup do. Like if the lookup value is repeated in a column, it want it to return every result.

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    Can be done. Can you post a sample file and show the expected output also.
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    I have attatched the file. Can you please write a vba and formula, if any, for the task?

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    Try this formula:

    Copy below formula and apply it with CSE and drag it down:

    =IFERROR(INDEX(thingstodo,SMALL(IFERROR(IF((things todo[Date]=$D$11),ROW($A$1:$A$100),""),""),ROW($A1)),2),"")

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    I can't drag it down. I need it to be automatical. So I was asking for the loop.

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    Then it can be done with the help of VBA Macro. Is it Ok?

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    Ok. Thanks

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    Try this:

    Code:
    Sub LMP_Test()
    
        Dim rngData                     As Range
        Dim rngFirstValue               As Range
        Dim rngValue                    As Range
        Dim varResult()                 As Variant
        Dim strFindWhat                 As String
        Dim lngCount                    As Long
        
        Const strShtName                As String = "calcs"
        Const strDataStartCell          As String = "C4"
        Const strCriteriaCell           As String = "D11"
        Const strResultCell             As String = "C15"
        Const strBlankArrayVal          As String = "ArrayIsBlankWithNoDataFound"
        
        With Worksheets(strShtName)
            Set rngData = .Range(strDataStartCell).CurrentRegion
            strFindWhat = .Range(strCriteriaCell).Value
            With rngData.Resize(, 1)
                Set rngValue = .Find(strFindWhat, LookIn:=xlValues)
                If Not rngValue Is Nothing Then
                    Set rngFirstValue = rngValue
                    Set rngValue = Nothing
                    lngCount = 1
                    ReDim varResult(1 To lngCount)
                    varResult(LBound(varResult)) = strBlankArrayVal
                    Do
                        If rngValue Is Nothing Then
                            Set rngValue = .FindNext(rngFirstValue)
                            varResult(lngCount) = rngValue.Offset(, 1).Value
                        Else
                            lngCount = lngCount + 1
                            Set rngValue = .FindNext(rngValue)
                            ReDim Preserve varResult(1 To lngCount)
                            varResult(lngCount) = rngValue.Offset(, 1).Value
                        End If
                    Loop While Not rngValue Is Nothing And rngValue.Address <> rngFirstValue.Address
                End If
            End With
            If varResult(LBound(varResult)) <> strBlankArrayVal Then
                .Range(strResultCell).Resize(10000).ClearContents
                varResult = Application.Transpose(varResult)
                .Range(strResultCell).Resize(UBound(varResult), 1).Value = varResult
            End If
        End With
        
        Set rngData = Nothing
        Set rngFirstValue = Nothing
        Set rngValue = Nothing
        Erase varResult
        strFindWhat = vbNullString
        lngCount = Empty
    
    End Sub

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