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would this be an if statement?
I want to automatically populate cell H6 using the chart I have in my
spreadsheet. if cell G8 = B17 then cell H6 = D17. If G8 = B16 then cell H6 = D16, and so on. I know this isn't a true if statement as there is not false. How would I do this? Thank you, Anita |
would this be an if statement?
You don't specify how far your "... and so on ..." should go back to -
assume it is D9. Enter this formula in H6: =VLOOKUP(G8,B9:D17,3,0) Change the range B9:D17 to suit your "chart". Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 14, 12:20 am, Anita wrote: I want to automatically populate cell H6 using the chart I have in my spreadsheet. if cell G8 = B17 then cell H6 = D17. If G8 = B16 then cell H6 = D16, and so on. I know this isn't a true if statement as there is not false. How would I do this? Thank you, Anita |
would this be an if statement?
Thank you Pete, It worked great!
"Pete_UK" wrote: You don't specify how far your "... and so on ..." should go back to - assume it is D9. Enter this formula in H6: =VLOOKUP(G8,B9:D17,3,0) Change the range B9:D17 to suit your "chart". Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 14, 12:20 am, Anita wrote: I want to automatically populate cell H6 using the chart I have in my spreadsheet. if cell G8 = B17 then cell H6 = D17. If G8 = B16 then cell H6 = D16, and so on. I know this isn't a true if statement as there is not false. How would I do this? Thank you, Anita |
would this be an if statement?
Well, thanks for feeding back, Anita - glad it worked for you.
Pete On Aug 14, 9:30 pm, Anita wrote: Thank you Pete, It worked great! "Pete_UK" wrote: You don't specify how far your "... and so on ..." should go back to - assume it is D9. Enter this formula in H6: =VLOOKUP(G8,B9:D17,3,0) Change the range B9:D17 to suit your "chart". Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 14, 12:20 am, Anita wrote: I want to automatically populate cell H6 using the chart I have in my spreadsheet. if cell G8 = B17 then cell H6 = D17. If G8 = B16 then cell H6 = D16, and so on. I know this isn't a true if statement as there is not false. How would I do this? Thank you, Anita- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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