We ourselves are the worst types of user, no-one to blame <vbg
Bob
"Michael" wrote in message
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Bob - Thanks for the additional help .... but it turns out it was USER
ERROR
.... MINE!
Michael
"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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I think this is what you need
=INDEX(Sheet2!A:A,MATCH(A2,Sheet2!B:B,0))
BTW, you can calcualte the minutes with
=TIMEVALUE(RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-FIND("-",A2)))*1440-LEFT(A2,FIND("-",A2)-1)*60
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HTH
Bob Phillips
"Michael" wrote in message
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Hi Folks - I am comfortable using the VLOOKUP function. Here's my
problem:
I have a 15 row column of TEXT in SHEET1 that looks like:
TimeSlot
2-3:30
3-4:30
3-4
etc.
The text represents timeslots. So, I added another column and manually
entered the minutes for each timeslot.
TimeSlot Minutes
2-3:30 90
3-4:30 90
3-4 60
etc.
On SHEET2, I have 10,000 rows of class and timeslot information:
Session TimeSlot
Class1 2-3:30
Class2 3-4:30
etc.
I need to lookup the minutes for each session, so, in SHEET2, I used
the
vlookup function to look at the timeslot in the TimeSlot column, then
lookup
the slot in SHEET2, to return the minutes in the second column.
I get a #REF error. Quick question .. Can Vlookup 'lookup' text? Any
ideas?
Thanks.
Michael
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