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Default Import Data in Designated Cells in Excel 2003

I created a proposal form in excel 2003. When I select a customer name, I
want excel to import the data that relates to the customer. I have several
worksheets in one workbook that contain the data. Does someone have a simple
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Default Import Data in Designated Cells in Excel 2003

Try using the 'vlookup' formula having the target set to these other
workbooks where the information is stored; if what you want is a change
whenever you variate a value in a cell -e.g. name- use the function 'if'
together with 'vlookup.

Check the Excel help for additional info on these functions, it's very clear
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Greetings,

Leo Rod
MIA, Fl. USA

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I created a proposal form in excel 2003. When I select a customer name, I
want excel to import the data that relates to the customer. I have several
worksheets in one workbook that contain the data. Does someone have a
simple
solution?
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Iris



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