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Autopopulate from a different sheet?
I am trying to auto populate part of a spreadsheet with info that is
currently in a different sheet. Its an invocie spread sheet where I have to input muliplte alphanumeric cells that identify the vendor, the kind of business they do, the ledger number, etc. This info remains constant. The rest of the sheet is populated with variables (invoice date, invoice number, amount, etc.) I have all of the constant info on one sheet, and when I have an invoce for a particular vendor, I then cut and paste cut and pastecutandpaste all the constant info into the invoice spreadsheet. The question is: Is there a way to easily auto populate this constant info linked to a particular vendor? Lets say I have 3 invoices on my desk. Sony, RCA, Aiwa. Is there a way I could just type "Sony" in the sheet, and have the unchanging data assoicated with that vendor populate the appropriate fields? The go to my next line, type "RCA" and have it do the same? |
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Autopopulate from a different sheet?
Look at the advanced filter tool.
Data--Filter--Advanced filter Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "aswag74" wrote: I am trying to auto populate part of a spreadsheet with info that is currently in a different sheet. Its an invocie spread sheet where I have to input muliplte alphanumeric cells that identify the vendor, the kind of business they do, the ledger number, etc. This info remains constant. The rest of the sheet is populated with variables (invoice date, invoice number, amount, etc.) I have all of the constant info on one sheet, and when I have an invoce for a particular vendor, I then cut and paste cut and pastecutandpaste all the constant info into the invoice spreadsheet. The question is: Is there a way to easily auto populate this constant info linked to a particular vendor? Lets say I have 3 invoices on my desk. Sony, RCA, Aiwa. Is there a way I could just type "Sony" in the sheet, and have the unchanging data assoicated with that vendor populate the appropriate fields? The go to my next line, type "RCA" and have it do the same? |
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Autopopulate from a different sheet?
I looked at it.
"Dave F" wrote: Look at the advanced filter tool. Data--Filter--Advanced filter Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "aswag74" wrote: I am trying to auto populate part of a spreadsheet with info that is currently in a different sheet. Its an invocie spread sheet where I have to input muliplte alphanumeric cells that identify the vendor, the kind of business they do, the ledger number, etc. This info remains constant. The rest of the sheet is populated with variables (invoice date, invoice number, amount, etc.) I have all of the constant info on one sheet, and when I have an invoce for a particular vendor, I then cut and paste cut and pastecutandpaste all the constant info into the invoice spreadsheet. The question is: Is there a way to easily auto populate this constant info linked to a particular vendor? Lets say I have 3 invoices on my desk. Sony, RCA, Aiwa. Is there a way I could just type "Sony" in the sheet, and have the unchanging data assoicated with that vendor populate the appropriate fields? The go to my next line, type "RCA" and have it do the same? |
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Autopopulate from a different sheet?
Check Excel Help on the LOOKUP function. Assuming the vendor
information is distributed in columns, i.e. Column A is vendor name, Column B is address, C is City, D is State, etc for whatever static information you have. On the invoice spreadsheet, you could setup a filter or drop down list for the vendor cell, that would only pull from the names in Column A of the vendor sheet, then for the rest of the cells that you want autofilled, use the LOOKUP command - for example: LOOKUP(cell referencing vendor name,VendorSheet!A1:A20,VendorSheet!B1:B20) where cells A1:A20 is your list of vendor names, and B1:B20 are the cells containing the data that needs to be returned. What the command will do is fill the cell with the value in B1:B20 that is on the same row where the vendor name is found in A1:A20. aswag74 wrote: I am trying to auto populate part of a spreadsheet with info that is currently in a different sheet. Its an invocie spread sheet where I have to input muliplte alphanumeric cells that identify the vendor, the kind of business they do, the ledger number, etc. This info remains constant. The rest of the sheet is populated with variables (invoice date, invoice number, amount, etc.) I have all of the constant info on one sheet, and when I have an invoce for a particular vendor, I then cut and paste cut and pastecutandpaste all the constant info into the invoice spreadsheet. The question is: Is there a way to easily auto populate this constant info linked to a particular vendor? Lets say I have 3 invoices on my desk. Sony, RCA, Aiwa. Is there a way I could just type "Sony" in the sheet, and have the unchanging data assoicated with that vendor populate the appropriate fields? The go to my next line, type "RCA" and have it do the same? |
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