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Assuming your 10 rows in Sheet2 have data in column A, and that you
are trying to match on column A of Sheet1, enter this in B1 of Sheet2: =VLOOKUP($A1,Sheet1!$A$1:$B$4000,COLUMN(B1),0) Adjust the cell references to suit. Copy this into C1:E1, then copy B1:E1 down the 10 rows in Sheet2. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 7, 2:23 pm, <JoJo wrote: Folks: I have 2 spreadsheets. The first consists of 5 columns & 4000 rows of information. The 2nd consists of 1 column and about 10 rows. I am looking for an Excel command that would allow me to take each piece of data from spreadsheet #2 and perform some sort of LOOKUP in table #1 then bring back the other 4 columns of information. Thanks, JoJo |
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