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Spreadsheet has 2 tabs: Tab 1 Tab 2 Age Name Weight Age Name Weight Height In Tab 3 in cell A1, I want to put a formula that says: -If name on tab 1 matches name on tab 2; AND age on tab 1 matches age on tab2, AND weight on tab 1 matches weight on tab2, THEN give methe corresponding height. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks. |
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On your Tab 1, are there "groups" of data like this for each person?
Tab 1 Age Weight Name Height If so, does each group of data follow the same pattern? Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Hi. Spreadsheet has 2 tabs: Tab 1 Tab 2 Age Name Weight Age Name Weight Height In Tab 3 in cell A1, I want to put a formula that says: -If name on tab 1 matches name on tab 2; AND age on tab 1 matches age on tab2, AND weight on tab 1 matches weight on tab2, THEN give methe corresponding height. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks. |
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Not sure what you mean by "groups" but I can tell you that the data on each
tab does not follow any pattern. Tab 1 has 130 rows worth of info, Tab 2 has 400. "T. Valko" wrote: On your Tab 1, are there "groups" of data like this for each person? Tab 1 Age Weight Name Height If so, does each group of data follow the same pattern? Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Hi. Spreadsheet has 2 tabs: Tab 1 Tab 2 Age Name Weight Age Name Weight Height In Tab 3 in cell A1, I want to put a formula that says: -If name on tab 1 matches name on tab 2; AND age on tab 1 matches age on tab2, AND weight on tab 1 matches weight on tab2, THEN give methe corresponding height. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks. |
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I think you're going to have to provide a more detailed description and
explanation. Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Not sure what you mean by "groups" but I can tell you that the data on each tab does not follow any pattern. Tab 1 has 130 rows worth of info, Tab 2 has 400. "T. Valko" wrote: On your Tab 1, are there "groups" of data like this for each person? Tab 1 Age Weight Name Height If so, does each group of data follow the same pattern? Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Hi. Spreadsheet has 2 tabs: Tab 1 Tab 2 Age Name Weight Age Name Weight Height In Tab 3 in cell A1, I want to put a formula that says: -If name on tab 1 matches name on tab 2; AND age on tab 1 matches age on tab2, AND weight on tab 1 matches weight on tab2, THEN give methe corresponding height. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks. |
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Here goes:
Tab 1 Columns: Name Age Weight Height Frank 47 220 6'2" Alice 18 120 5'4" Bill 12 100 5'0" Frank 30 200 5'9" Tab 2 Columns: Name Age Weight Frank 47 220 Ed 40 250 Bill 12 100 Frank 30 200 You'll notice that there is no height column in tab 2. I need it to be on tab 2 as well. You'll also notice that the name Frank appears twice. That's why I need a formula to bring the height in to tab 2 that says, if name, age, and weight all match, give me that person's height. I hope this helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I think you're going to have to provide a more detailed description and explanation. Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Not sure what you mean by "groups" but I can tell you that the data on each tab does not follow any pattern. Tab 1 has 130 rows worth of info, Tab 2 has 400. "T. Valko" wrote: On your Tab 1, are there "groups" of data like this for each person? Tab 1 Age Weight Name Height If so, does each group of data follow the same pattern? Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Hi. Spreadsheet has 2 tabs: Tab 1 Tab 2 Age Name Weight Age Name Weight Height In Tab 3 in cell A1, I want to put a formula that says: -If name on tab 1 matches name on tab 2; AND age on tab 1 matches age on tab2, AND weight on tab 1 matches weight on tab2, THEN give methe corresponding height. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks. |
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Ok, that makes it pretty clear!
Assume you have this on Sheet1 in the range A3:D6 - Frank 47 220 6'2" Alice 18 120 5'4" Bill 12 100 5'0" Frank 30 200 5'9" Assume you have this on Sheet2 in the range A3:C6 - Frank 47 220 Ed 40 250 Bill 12 100 Frank 30 200 Enter this array** formula on Sheet2 in cell D3: =INDEX(Sheet1!D$3:D$6,MATCH(1,(Sheet1!A$3:A$6=A3)* (Sheet1!B$3:B$6=B3)*(Sheet1!C$3:C$6=C3),0)) Copy down as needed. ** array formulas need to entered using the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER) Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Here goes: Tab 1 Columns: Name Age Weight Height Frank 47 220 6'2" Alice 18 120 5'4" Bill 12 100 5'0" Frank 30 200 5'9" Tab 2 Columns: Name Age Weight Frank 47 220 Ed 40 250 Bill 12 100 Frank 30 200 You'll notice that there is no height column in tab 2. I need it to be on tab 2 as well. You'll also notice that the name Frank appears twice. That's why I need a formula to bring the height in to tab 2 that says, if name, age, and weight all match, give me that person's height. I hope this helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I think you're going to have to provide a more detailed description and explanation. Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Not sure what you mean by "groups" but I can tell you that the data on each tab does not follow any pattern. Tab 1 has 130 rows worth of info, Tab 2 has 400. "T. Valko" wrote: On your Tab 1, are there "groups" of data like this for each person? Tab 1 Age Weight Name Height If so, does each group of data follow the same pattern? Biff "fgbdrum" wrote in message ... Hi. Spreadsheet has 2 tabs: Tab 1 Tab 2 Age Name Weight Age Name Weight Height In Tab 3 in cell A1, I want to put a formula that says: -If name on tab 1 matches name on tab 2; AND age on tab 1 matches age on tab2, AND weight on tab 1 matches weight on tab2, THEN give methe corresponding height. Any help is always appreciated. Thanks. |
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