When you have a different question, you might want to ask it new only
because the questions get old fast around here, and asking it new should get
you a qucker answer. :)
I'm not sure I understand what you're doing, but if you wanted c1, d1, e1 to
be equal to f1, g1, h1 ONLY if J1 says "Yes", then try something like this
(I am assuming that right now the values you have in c1, d1, and e1 are "A",
"B", and "C". So in C1:
=if(J1="Yes",f1,"A")
in D1:
=if(J1="Yes",g1,"B")
in E1:
=if(J1="Yes",h1,"C")
I hope it helps!
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Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com


"Rose Davis" wrote in message
...
That did it. Last part of my problem. How do I get 3 cells to replace 3
cells based on if J1=yes or no. I have information in cells c1,d1,e1 and
I
need to replace these with the information in cells f1, g1, h1. Basically
just clearing those 3 cells and replacing with f,g,h. I am unable to
delete
and move left because of the amount of information in 14000 rows.
"Anne Troy" wrote in message
...
Sorry, Rose. I didn't mean "between" the values. But perhaps there's
something weird before or after the values. Insert a column and try
=trim(a1) on these values, and then replace the old values with the
trimmed
values (copy, Edit--Paste special, Values) and delete the column you
inserted to trim them. See if that helps. If not, I'm willing to have a
look
at your workbook.
************
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Rose Davis" wrote in message
...
I am able to replace the cells with a typed and or copied one and I will
get
a match, but I don't have spaces between the values. Here is a sample
of
the item #'s.
8110101Y-LN
81101035
8110113
8120002-LN
8120002-LNHS
8120100
8120100SYG
Thanks
"Anne Troy" wrote in message
...
To be absolutely sure your values match, you should be able to copy
one
and
replace the other (supposed) match with it (or just type the same
value
into
both cells), and see if it works now. If it DOES, then likely, one of
your
lists has spaces in the values somehow.
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Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Rose Davis" wrote in message
...
I have only 2 worksheets in column A is the item # which sometimes
has
a
letter associated with it as in 815NB in column B is the
desctiption.
This
formula works fine when the cell only contains a number but will not
including the letter. I can manually retype the cell info and the
formula
will find it even with the letter association. Worksheet 1 has 14000
rows
and Worksheet 2 has 3000 rows, so I only need some of the
information
from
the 1st worksheet. The formula I'm using is
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,LKF!A:B,2,
FALSE)), "", VLOOKUP(A1,LKF!A:B,2, FALSE)) Sorry for the length. I
also
tried to change text numbers to numbers and this did not work
either.
Thanks for any assistance