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Vlookup help...
I have a names in cells C2:C45 in a tab called spread. I have another tab
called pitchers with a lot more names in cells B3:B1000. I have ERA's associated with each pitcher in cells O3:O1000. I want cell D2 in the spread tab to find the find the pitcher listed in cell C2 (spread tab) within the cells B3:B1000 and enter his ERA (cell O3:O1000) in cell D2. I believe I use the vlookup but I can't get it to work. Thanks |
in D2
=VLOOKUP(C2,pitchers!B3:O1000,14,False) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jambruins" wrote in message ... I have a names in cells C2:C45 in a tab called spread. I have another tab called pitchers with a lot more names in cells B3:B1000. I have ERA's associated with each pitcher in cells O3:O1000. I want cell D2 in the spread tab to find the find the pitcher listed in cell C2 (spread tab) within the cells B3:B1000 and enter his ERA (cell O3:O1000) in cell D2. I believe I use the vlookup but I can't get it to work. Thanks |
thank you
"Bob Phillips" wrote: in D2 =VLOOKUP(C2,pitchers!B3:O1000,14,False) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jambruins" wrote in message ... I have a names in cells C2:C45 in a tab called spread. I have another tab called pitchers with a lot more names in cells B3:B1000. I have ERA's associated with each pitcher in cells O3:O1000. I want cell D2 in the spread tab to find the find the pitcher listed in cell C2 (spread tab) within the cells B3:B1000 and enter his ERA (cell O3:O1000) in cell D2. I believe I use the vlookup but I can't get it to work. Thanks |
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