Daniell
I just changed my email address. It is . Remove
"nop" from this address. HTH Otto
"Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message
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Do you mean 125 VLookups for each part number?? I recommend the VBA
solution. It is simple and easy to change. If you wish, send me direct a
small file with a sample of what you have to start with and what you want
to finish with. I'll work up something for you to work with. Also tell
me the version of Excel that you are using.
My email address is . Remove "cobia97" from
this address. HTH Otto

"Daniell" wrote in message
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The amount of lookups I would have at one time may be 125. I am not sure
if
that would be to much or not. Each of the worksheets have arount 300
rows
with 15 to 23 colums.

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Daniell
The VLookup formula does what you want. Look it up in Help.
However,
using the VLookup formula when you have lots of data can be messy. If
you
have a great deal of data, I would recommend a VBA solution. Post back
if
this interests you. HTH Otto
"Daniell" wrote in message
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I have a project that involves 6 worksheets all in the same workbook.
What
I
need to do is get data from all the worksheet by a part number which
is
common in all the worksheets. For example the driver worksheet has a
partnumber and datein field. The second worksheet has the partnumber,
storenumber, reorder point, leadtime, and others. The third worksheet
has
the quanity, cost of last purchase, date of last purchase, cost at
previous
purchase, date of previous purchase and so on. The fourth worksheet
has
the
partnumber, and all of the different other partnumbers that make the
primary
partnumber.

I guess to make a long story short is there a function that I can use
to
read the first worksheet partnumber and then go to the second, third,
fourth
and so on and place all the data in another worksheet with all the
cell
from
previous worksheets rerquested?

That in advance for the help.