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This is my first post and has most likely been covered, So forgive me if this has already been answered. I couldn't find anything specific to my issue.

I have a SharePoint 2013 Server On-premise site with details for over 150 customers each within their own respective sites within the site collection. I would like the users to have the ability to select from a drop-down menu a set of choices and then have a view that auto populates the results based on their selection. For example, the drop-down menu would consist of Account Type:

Account Type/ Login Name/ URL

Domain        wsmith     domain.org
Adobe         cdavis     adobe.com

When they select "Domain" from account type, only the Login Name and URL for Domain will show in the results. Alternatively, when they select "Adobe" from a list of choices, they will see the Login Name and URL for Adobe; in my example cdavis and adobe.com etc.

Additionally, the information that will auto populate is different for all 150 customers. I have exported an Excel spreadsheet to a SharePoint list that consists of all the data I am needing for all 150+ customers (If it helps). But I am not sure of how to best approach this problem without having to do this for every individual site within SharePoint. Therefore, my problem is twofold:

How do I create the dropdown menu of choices to auto populate on the site page?

Secondly, how can I achieve the give results without having to edit each individual customer site?

How can I achieve this?

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If all your data is in a single list and you want to filter based on one column, you can have the list displayed through a list view webpart in a page and connect it to a filter webpart on the same page. This should be fairly easy as you can import your data from the spreadsheet that you have already prepared.

If this information is in a list in each of the different customer site, there should be a common factor that connects all of these lists, like a common content type.

In that case you can create a content query webpart or even a html/js based solution to query the data based on a given filter.

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