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I have a work sheet that has parameters Mem1, Mem2 etc. I have another
Worksheet ehich has the values for these parameters e.g. Mem_rom_234g
for Mem 1 and so on.

I am looking for an excel macro that can take the value of mem from
another work sheet and replace it with the value.

Thank you,
Dhawal

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Default Extract Value from another worksheet

There are several different ways
1:
If the answer is always in the same column and same row then:
=IF(sheet2!A1<"",sheet2!A1,"")
If the "Mem" appears in the sasme column, but varies in which row then
=VLOOKUP(aheet1!F1,Sheet2!A1:H33,5,FALSE)

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I have a work sheet that has parameters Mem1, Mem2 etc. I have another
Worksheet ehich has the values for these parameters e.g. Mem_rom_234g
for Mem 1 and so on.

I am looking for an excel macro that can take the value of mem from
another work sheet and replace it with the value.

Thank you,
Dhawal


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