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I have 2 workbooks. The 1st one is a list of individual names and numbers.
One row per individual. The 2nd is a "request for manual check" form.
Instead of retyping all that data is it possible to copy one line of data
into the second workbook to complete the check request form? There are only
3-4 fields that need to be completed on the form. I have about 100 employees
on the list and one form. Each employee needs his own request form.
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Hi
try using vLOOKUP. See:
http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html

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Frank Kabel
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I have 2 workbooks. The 1st one is a list of individual names and

numbers.
One row per individual. The 2nd is a "request for manual check"

form.
Instead of retyping all that data is it possible to copy one line of

data
into the second workbook to complete the check request form? There

are only
3-4 fields that need to be completed on the form. I have about 100

employees
on the list and one form. Each employee needs his own request form.


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