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Dear All,
I have a formula that i have to copy to 146 columns. =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)) is there a way to automate the 1 in the formula to 2 when i copy to column to 2 . The purpose of the formula is to look for B4 value in the sheet called permission list and return the value associated with it which is X if false and blank if true. Any and all help will be appreciated if the process is automated somehow and i dont have to manually change the number. Thanks in advance. |
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One thing i thought will be helpful is if i explain more and someone can find
an easier solution to this. the purpose as i explained earliers to look for value A4(JOHN) in sheet 2 column A and return any values in rows (X or anything) from the where the A4 (John) value was found. Thanks again "Arain" wrote: Dear All, I have a formula that i have to copy to 146 columns. =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)) is there a way to automate the 1 in the formula to 2 when i copy to column to 2 . The purpose of the formula is to look for B4 value in the sheet called permission list and return the value associated with it which is X if false and blank if true. Any and all help will be appreciated if the process is automated somehow and i dont have to manually change the number. Thanks in advance. |
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Hi Arain,
Try: =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,COLUMN())=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Pe rm,COLUMN())) -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Arain" wrote in message ... Dear All, I have a formula that i have to copy to 146 columns. =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)) is there a way to automate the 1 in the formula to 2 when i copy to column to 2 . The purpose of the formula is to look for B4 value in the sheet called permission list and return the value associated with it which is X if false and blank if true. Any and all help will be appreciated if the process is automated somehow and i dont have to manually change the number. Thanks in advance. |
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Hi Arain,
Try: =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,COLUMN())=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Pe rm,COLUMN())) -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Arain" wrote in message ... Dear All, I have a formula that i have to copy to 146 columns. =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)) is there a way to automate the 1 in the formula to 2 when i copy to column to 2 . The purpose of the formula is to look for B4 value in the sheet called permission list and return the value associated with it which is X if false and blank if true. Any and all help will be appreciated if the process is automated somehow and i dont have to manually change the number. Thanks in advance. |
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the formula works till ax column and crashes. is there any limitation to
vlookup "macropod" wrote: Hi Arain, Try: =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,COLUMN())=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Pe rm,COLUMN())) -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Arain" wrote in message ... Dear All, I have a formula that i have to copy to 146 columns. =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)) is there a way to automate the 1 in the formula to 2 when i copy to column to 2 . The purpose of the formula is to look for B4 value in the sheet called permission list and return the value associated with it which is X if false and blank if true. Any and all help will be appreciated if the process is automated somehow and i dont have to manually change the number. Thanks in advance. |
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Crashes in what sense?
-- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Arain" wrote in message ... the formula works till ax column and crashes. is there any limitation to vlookup "macropod" wrote: Hi Arain, Try: =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,COLUMN())=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Pe rm,COLUMN())) -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Arain" wrote in message ... Dear All, I have a formula that i have to copy to 146 columns. =IF(VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)=0,"",VLOOKUP($B4,Perm,1)) is there a way to automate the 1 in the formula to 2 when i copy to column to 2 . The purpose of the formula is to look for B4 value in the sheet called permission list and return the value associated with it which is X if false and blank if true. Any and all help will be appreciated if the process is automated somehow and i dont have to manually change the number. Thanks in advance. |
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