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Populating multiple fields from existing data
I have 1 worksheet with 3 columns: (ID, Name, City) which holds 1000 records.
I have another worksheet with the same columns but are left blank until a user enters a ID. What I would like is that when the user enters a ID on the 2nd worksheet, then it would automatically fill-in the Name and City fields based on the information from the 1st worksheet. Thanks. |
Populating multiple fields from existing data
Use a VLOOKUP for doing that.
Assuming the table is in Sheet 1, and the lookup formulas are in columns B & C of Sheet 2: The ID is entered in Column A of Sheet2 and Column B has the following formula: =IF(ISBLANK($A$1),"",VLOOKUP($A$1,Sheet1!$A$1:$C$1 000,2,TRUE)) The formula in column C of sheet 2 would be: =IF(ISBLANK($A$1),"",VLOOKUP($A$1,Sheet1!$A$1:$C$7 ,3,TRUE)) The formulas look at the value in column A and if blank return nothing, otherwise it looks down column 1 of the table in sheet1 until it finds a match. It returns the value in columns B & C in the table from the row with the matching ID. Hope this is of some help. -- Kevin Backmann "dwalsh77" wrote: I have 1 worksheet with 3 columns: (ID, Name, City) which holds 1000 records. I have another worksheet with the same columns but are left blank until a user enters a ID. What I would like is that when the user enters a ID on the 2nd worksheet, then it would automatically fill-in the Name and City fields based on the information from the 1st worksheet. Thanks. |
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