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Copying VLOOKUP
I'm working on a two worksheets.
The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP |
Copying VLOOKUP
=VLOOKUP($A92;
'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE; column('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!be:be); 0) this will react to insertion/deletion of columns in that price list worksheet. But you may want to consider using =index(match()). =index('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!BE:BE; match($a92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$a:$a;0) Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) ps. watch out for typos. I use commas for my list separator. I tried to change them to semicolons, but may have missed some. I.C.E. wrote: I'm working on a two worksheets. The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP -- Dave Peterson |
Copying VLOOKUP
sorry Dave,
but it doesn't work either of the two ways. In the first one, does not bring to the cell the right data. "Dave Peterson" wrote: =VLOOKUP($A92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE; column('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!be:be); 0) this will react to insertion/deletion of columns in that price list worksheet. But you may want to consider using =index(match()). =index('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!BE:BE; match($a92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$a:$a;0) Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) ps. watch out for typos. I use commas for my list separator. I tried to change them to semicolons, but may have missed some. I.C.E. wrote: I'm working on a two worksheets. The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP -- Dave Peterson |
Copying VLOOKUP
When you look at the new formula (after copy|pasting), didn't that BE:BE change
to BF:BF? In both formulas????? Maybe you have calculation set to manual? I.C.E. wrote: sorry Dave, but it doesn't work either of the two ways. In the first one, does not bring to the cell the right data. "Dave Peterson" wrote: =VLOOKUP($A92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE; column('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!be:be); 0) this will react to insertion/deletion of columns in that price list worksheet. But you may want to consider using =index(match()). =index('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!BE:BE; match($a92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$a:$a;0) Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) ps. watch out for typos. I use commas for my list separator. I tried to change them to semicolons, but may have missed some. I.C.E. wrote: I'm working on a two worksheets. The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Copying VLOOKUP
Ιt turns to BF:BF but it does not bring in the right data. Instead of the
content of the specific cells, it brings in the "lookup value". Weird ha? "Dave Peterson" wrote: When you look at the new formula (after copy|pasting), didn't that BE:BE change to BF:BF? In both formulas????? Maybe you have calculation set to manual? I.C.E. wrote: sorry Dave, but it doesn't work either of the two ways. In the first one, does not bring to the cell the right data. "Dave Peterson" wrote: =VLOOKUP($A92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE; column('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!be:be); 0) this will react to insertion/deletion of columns in that price list worksheet. But you may want to consider using =index(match()). =index('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!BE:BE; match($a92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$a:$a;0) Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) ps. watch out for typos. I use commas for my list separator. I tried to change them to semicolons, but may have missed some. I.C.E. wrote: I'm working on a two worksheets. The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Copying VLOOKUP
Sorry, I don't have another guess.
I.C.E. wrote: Ιt turns to BF:BF but it does not bring in the right data. Instead of the content of the specific cells, it brings in the "lookup value". Weird ha? "Dave Peterson" wrote: When you look at the new formula (after copy|pasting), didn't that BE:BE change to BF:BF? In both formulas????? Maybe you have calculation set to manual? I.C.E. wrote: sorry Dave, but it doesn't work either of the two ways. In the first one, does not bring to the cell the right data. "Dave Peterson" wrote: =VLOOKUP($A92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE; column('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!be:be); 0) this will react to insertion/deletion of columns in that price list worksheet. But you may want to consider using =index(match()). =index('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!BE:BE; match($a92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$a:$a;0) Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) ps. watch out for typos. I use commas for my list separator. I tried to change them to semicolons, but may have missed some. I.C.E. wrote: I'm working on a two worksheets. The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Copying VLOOKUP
thanx anyway dave.
I'll post it again. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Sorry, I don't have another guess. I.C.E. wrote: ÃŽ„¢t turns to BF:BF but it does not bring in the right data. Instead of the content of the specific cells, it brings in the "lookup value". Weird ha? "Dave Peterson" wrote: When you look at the new formula (after copy|pasting), didn't that BE:BE change to BF:BF? In both formulas????? Maybe you have calculation set to manual? I.C.E. wrote: sorry Dave, but it doesn't work either of the two ways. In the first one, does not bring to the cell the right data. "Dave Peterson" wrote: =VLOOKUP($A92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE; column('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!be:be); 0) this will react to insertion/deletion of columns in that price list worksheet. But you may want to consider using =index(match()). =index('[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!BE:BE; match($a92; '[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$a:$a;0) Debra Dalgleish has some notes: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) ps. watch out for typos. I use commas for my list separator. I tried to change them to semicolons, but may have missed some. I.C.E. wrote: I'm working on a two worksheets. The formula is as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BE;57;0) I want to copy the formula to one cell on the right and turns as follows: =VLOOKUP($A92;'[Q306 MME Pricing Aug 06 CUSTOMER COPY v5 (2).xls]PRICE LIST'!$A:BF;57;0) My problem is that the coll index number does not change... that means I have to change it manually for 50 collumns. PLEASE HELP -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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