Glad it worked out for you.
S

"jjjam" wrote in message
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| Ignore my last comment. It worked fine. #N/A is the result of a
no-match,
| when there IS a match, it inserts the contents of D15 as planned.
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| You are amazing, and should immediately get yourself a cold beer!
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| "ScottO" wrote:
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| Yes.
| Put this in G2
| =INDEX($D$2:$D$50,MATCH(C2,$A$2:$A$50,0))
| Rgds,
| ScottO
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| "jjjam" wrote in message
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| | Would it be possible to modify the formula below to include the
following
| | logic when a match is found?
| | Example:
| | If the match to C2 is found in cell $A$15, take cell $D$15 and place
it in
| G2.
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| | "jjjam" wrote:
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| | That's the ticket!...thanks.
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| | "ScottO" wrote:
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| | Try this in F2 ...
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| | =IF(ISNA(MATCH(C2,$A$2:$A$50,0)),"N","Y")
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| | Rgds,
| | ScottO
| |
| | "jjjam" wrote in message
| | ...
| | | Simple question but I'm stumped. How do I write a formula that
will
| take
| | a
| | | value from a cell (C2), scan a column (A2:A50) for the value in
C2,
| then
| | put
| | | a Y or a N in F2 if the value is found (Y) or not found (N).
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