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Hi,
I have a spreadsheet were I keep account info. Each account has a status on sheet 2. Each time I work on these accounts I enter a dexcription on the status colum to help me organize the status of the account. On sheet 1 cell D I have the same column. Each week I get a report with updated accounts that I add to my existing spreadsheet. I copy the new loans in sheet 1 column A. Since most of these loans are repeats from previous weeks I most likely have a comment on some of those loan in sheet 2. I would like to enter a formula in sheet 1 column D that would match the account number from column A and sheet 2 column E loan number. When it finds its match I would like to formuala to update the cell with the comment that I already enter in sheet 2 column C. This will help me know which loans are new and which loans I already worked on and know what the status is. I hope I make sense Thanks |
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Check out VLOOKUP in Excel Help.
Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 23, 2:25*pm, Oscar > wrote: > Hi, > > I have a spreadsheet were I keep account info. Each account has a status on > sheet 2. Each time I work on these accounts I enter a dexcription on the > status colum to help me organize the status of the account. On sheet 1 cell D > I have the same column. Each week I get a report with updated accounts that I > add to my existing spreadsheet. I copy the new loans in sheet 1 column A. > Since most of these loans are repeats from previous weeks I most likely have > a comment on some of those loan in sheet 2. I would like to enter a formula > in sheet 1 column D that would match the account number from column A and > sheet 2 column E loan number. When it finds its match I would like to > formuala to update the cell with the comment that I already enter in sheet 2 > column C. This will help me know which loans are new and which loans I > already worked on and know what the status is. > > I hope I make sense > > Thanks |
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I went that route already, but I'm having a hard time putting together a
formula. I don't know how to start it "Pete_UK" wrote: > Check out VLOOKUP in Excel Help. > > Hope this helps. > > Pete > > On Jan 23, 2:25 pm, Oscar > wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have a spreadsheet were I keep account info. Each account has a status on > > sheet 2. Each time I work on these accounts I enter a dexcription on the > > status colum to help me organize the status of the account. On sheet 1 cell D > > I have the same column. Each week I get a report with updated accounts that I > > add to my existing spreadsheet. I copy the new loans in sheet 1 column A. > > Since most of these loans are repeats from previous weeks I most likely have > > a comment on some of those loan in sheet 2. I would like to enter a formula > > in sheet 1 column D that would match the account number from column A and > > sheet 2 column E loan number. When it finds its match I would like to > > formuala to update the cell with the comment that I already enter in sheet 2 > > column C. This will help me know which loans are new and which loans I > > already worked on and know what the status is. > > > > I hope I make sense > > > > Thanks > > |
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Well, I couldn't give more detailed and specific help because your
description was a bit vague. Tell me how your data is laid out - the columns you use, whether you have headers, sheet names etc. It would also help if you could post some example data, showing what you have and what you want to achieve. Pete On Jan 23, 8:29*pm, Oscar > wrote: > I went that route already, but I'm having a hard time putting together a > formula. I don't know how to start it > > > > "Pete_UK" wrote: > > Check out VLOOKUP in Excel Help. > > > Hope this helps. > > > Pete > > > On Jan 23, 2:25 pm, Oscar > wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I have a spreadsheet were I keep account info. Each account has a status on > > > sheet 2. Each time I work on these accounts I enter a dexcription on the > > > status colum to help me organize the status of the account. On sheet 1 cell D > > > I have the same column. Each week I get a report with updated accounts that I > > > add to my existing spreadsheet. I copy the new loans in sheet 1 column A. > > > Since most of these loans are repeats from previous weeks I most likely have > > > a comment on some of those loan in sheet 2. I would like to enter a formula > > > in sheet 1 column D that would match the account number from column A and > > > sheet 2 column E loan number. When it finds its match I would like to > > > formuala to update the cell with the comment that I already enter in sheet 2 > > > column C. This will help me know which loans are new and which loans I > > > already worked on and know what the status is. > > > > I hope I make sense > > > > Thanks- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - |
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Ok, On sheet 2 column D I added a Data Validation list. On this list I can
choose what is the current status of the account. I have the account number on column F. On sheet 1 I have the same account number on column A and the Validation list on column D. Each week I update sheet two clumn F with a list of new accounts and I also add that new list of accounts on sheet 1 column A. I currently have 563 accounts on sheet 1 and 2 in the same order. Each time I work on a account I update the status of the account on Column D sheet 2 and column D sheet 1. Each week I get a new list of loans to add to current list, but I always get repeated accounts. On the new list I may get at least 50-80 accounts that I already have in my old list. Many of these accounts I already added an update on sheet 2 column D. I would like to update every account in Sheet 2 column D the status of the account while it automaticaly updates the same on sheet 1. I just want to add the new list of accounts to sheet 1 and if I already have an account from the new list on sheet 2, I want it to update to what ever I have updated to in sheet 2. One of the main reasons I want to do this is because I sometime forget to update my account status on sheet 1. If you need more detail or examples please let me know. Thanks "Pete_UK" wrote: > Well, I couldn't give more detailed and specific help because your > description was a bit vague. Tell me how your data is laid out - the > columns you use, whether you have headers, sheet names etc. It would > also help if you could post some example data, showing what you have > and what you want to achieve. > > Pete > > On Jan 23, 8:29 pm, Oscar > wrote: > > I went that route already, but I'm having a hard time putting together a > > formula. I don't know how to start it > > > > > > > > "Pete_UK" wrote: > > > Check out VLOOKUP in Excel Help. > > > > > Hope this helps. > > > > > Pete > > > > > On Jan 23, 2:25 pm, Oscar > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > > > I have a spreadsheet were I keep account info. Each account has a status on > > > > sheet 2. Each time I work on these accounts I enter a dexcription on the > > > > status colum to help me organize the status of the account. On sheet 1 cell D > > > > I have the same column. Each week I get a report with updated accounts that I > > > > add to my existing spreadsheet. I copy the new loans in sheet 1 column A. > > > > Since most of these loans are repeats from previous weeks I most likely have > > > > a comment on some of those loan in sheet 2. I would like to enter a formula > > > > in sheet 1 column D that would match the account number from column A and > > > > sheet 2 column E loan number. When it finds its match I would like to > > > > formuala to update the cell with the comment that I already enter in sheet 2 > > > > column C. This will help me know which loans are new and which loans I > > > > already worked on and know what the status is. > > > > > > I hope I make sense > > > > > > Thanks- Hide quoted text - > > > > - Show quoted text - > > |
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