I'm using Excel to work in a table. An example of the sheet, which was saved in Sheet 1, is shown below:
| A | B | C | D | 
| al | id | id | id | 
| df | id | desc | desc | 
| df | id | id | desc | 
| df | id | id | id | 
| ff | desc | id | desc | 
| ff | desc | id | desc | 
| al | id | id | id | 
| al | id | id | desc | 
| mn | desc | desc | desc | 
| mn | desc | desc | desc | 
| ff | desc | id | desc | 
The objective of this table was to compare the duplicate values in column A. As a result, you obtain a table containing columns A, B, C, and D. I have to compare the columns B, C, and D in that table all at once. Then, I need to make a new column and enter 1 if they all match, otherwise 0 in it. What I get for the previous table is as follows:
This new table is saved in a another sheet called Sheet2. The table has thousands of rows.
Now, I want to click in cell A to create a dynamic table-like structure in the columns, such as D,E,F, and G, and to get only the data related to the value of cell A.
I gave an instance:
The following data must be produced if I click in the value cell A2 in the columns marked D through G:
| D | E | F | G | 
| al | id | id | id | 
| al | id | id | id | 
| al | id | id | desc | 
If I click in the cell A4, this is what I have to get
| D | E | F | G | 
| ff | desc | id | desc | 
| ff | desc | id | desc | 
| ff | desc | id | desc | 
So, how can I do that?
Is there an option that do all this or I have to code a formula?