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You are basically asking about the reverse lookup. You can get this done using the relational list.

Here is blog, who is doing the same thing as you want.

http://blog.oneboredadmin.com/2012/12/reverse-lookup-in-sharepoint-2010.html

also check this one http://www.cloud2.co.uk/10-top-tips-for-sharepoint-part-2-2/

In essence, if your list Books have a lookup for a list Bookshelf, when you go to web part of Bookshelf, you could add a reverse lookup-like web part from tabs in a way similar to below image.

Diagram to add a reverse lookup

You are basically asking about the reverse lookup. You can get this done using the relational list.

Here is blog, who is doing the same thing as you want.

http://blog.oneboredadmin.com/2012/12/reverse-lookup-in-sharepoint-2010.html

also check this one http://www.cloud2.co.uk/10-top-tips-for-sharepoint-part-2-2/

You are basically asking about the reverse lookup. You can get this done using the relational list.

Here is blog, who is doing the same thing as you want.

http://blog.oneboredadmin.com/2012/12/reverse-lookup-in-sharepoint-2010.html

also check this one http://www.cloud2.co.uk/10-top-tips-for-sharepoint-part-2-2/

In essence, if your list Books have a lookup for a list Bookshelf, when you go to web part of Bookshelf, you could add a reverse lookup-like web part from tabs in a way similar to below image.

Diagram to add a reverse lookup

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You are basically asking about the reverse lookup. You can get this done using the relational list.

Here is blog, who is doing the same thing as you want.

http://blog.oneboredadmin.com/2012/12/reverse-lookup-in-sharepoint-2010.html

also check this one http://www.cloud2.co.uk/10-top-tips-for-sharepoint-part-2-2/