If you need to find similar data across multiple sheets and consolidate the results into a single cell, you can use a combination of Excel functions such as INDEX, MATCH, and CONCATENATE.

Here's an example of how to do it:

1. Create a new sheet where you want to display the consolidated results.
2. In cell A1 of the new sheet, enter the value you want to search for.
3. In column B of the new sheet, list the sheet names where you want to search for the value. For example, if you want to search for the value in Sheet2, Sheet3, and Sheet4, enter those names in cells B1, B2, and B3, respectively.
4. In cell C1 of the new sheet, enter the following formula:
`=INDEX(Sheet2!$A$1:$Z$1000,MATCH($A$1,Sheet2!$A$1:$A$1000,0),MATCH("Output",Sheet2!$1:$1,0))`
This formula assumes that your data is in columns A through Z of Sheet2, and that you want to retrieve the value from the cell in the row where the search value is found, and the column labeled "Output" (which you can change to match the column label where you want to retrieve the related value).
5. Copy the formula in cell C1 to the cells below to retrieve the related values from the other sheets.
6. In cell D1 of the new sheet, enter the following formula:
`=CONCATENATE(C1,CHAR(10),C2,CHAR(10),C3)`
This formula combines the values retrieved from the other sheets into a single cell, separated by line breaks (which are represented by the CHAR(10) function).
7. Format cell D1 as "Wrap Text" to display the results with line breaks.

You can adjust the formulas and ranges to match your specific data and needs. Note that this method assumes that the search value appears only once in each sheet. If there are multiple occurrences of the search value in a sheet, you may need to modify the formulas to retrieve all related values.
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