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How to vlookup and return multiple matching values at once in Google sheet?

The normal Vlookup function in Google sheet can help you to find and return the first matching value based on a given data. But, sometimes, you may need to vlookup and return all matching values as following screenshot shown. Do you have any good and easy ways to solve this task in Google sheet?

Vlookup and return all matching values horizontally in Google sheet

Vlookup and return all matching values vertically in Google sheet


Vlookup and return all matching values horizontally in Google sheet

The following formula may help you to find and return all matching values from another column, please do as this:

1. Enter this formula: =TRANSPOSE( FILTER( $B$2:$B$16 , $A$2:$A$16 = D2 ) ) into a blank cell where you want to output the result, and then press Enter key, all values based on the given data have been returned horizontally, see screenshot:

Note: In the formula: B2:B16 is the range that you want to return matching values from, A2:A16 is the column data which contains the lookup value, D2 is the value that you want to search.

2. Then select the cell formula, and drag the fill handle down to the cells you want to return their matching values, all matching values have been extracted as following screenshot shown:


Vlookup and return all matching values vertically in Google sheet

If you want to vlookup and return the matching values and display vertically, the below formula may help you.

1. Please enter this formula: =FILTER( $B$2:$B$16 , $A$2:$A$16 = E1 ) into a blank cell, and press Enter key, all the corresponding values have been extracted vertically at once, see screenshot:

Note: In the formula: B2:B16 is the column data that you want to return matching values from, A2:A16 is the column which contains the lookup value, E1 is the value that you want to search.

2. Then select the formula cell, and drag the fill handle across to the right to apply this formula, and you will get the results as you need, see screenshot:

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Thank you. This works well. In case you need to search a "text" within the search field you can try the find command as well - example =transpose(filter($B$2:$B$224,FIND(C5,$A$2:$A$224,1)))
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Is there a way to do this where the values it retrieves are conditional? (i.e., it will only spit back the values that fall within a certain date range)
I am trying to add variables to it, but the formula keeps breaking.
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This function is limited to 10 rows only. Is there a way to extend to indefinitely?
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Is there a way to adjust this formula to only list unique values?
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co-ask, please reply this
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Look into the UNIQUE function
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Worked perfectly, thank you.
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