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If I have a possible 300 different instances in column "a" and column "b" is
always the same entry depending on what the instance is in the same row in column "a", how can I create a function to automatically put the appropriate entry into column "b" depending on what is in column "a"? The IF statement would be way too large. -- RedFive |
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Hi,
Somewhere out of the way build a table of your related values something like this cat dog House caravan This That the in b1 enter the formula and drag down as required =VLOOKUP(A1,L1:M3,2,FALSE) this looks at the value in A1 finds it in column 1 of your table and returns column 2 Mike "RedFive" wrote: If I have a possible 300 different instances in column "a" and column "b" is always the same entry depending on what the instance is in the same row in column "a", how can I create a function to automatically put the appropriate entry into column "b" depending on what is in column "a"? The IF statement would be way too large. -- RedFive |
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Thanks Mike, exactly what I needed!
-- RedFive "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Somewhere out of the way build a table of your related values something like this cat dog House caravan This That the in b1 enter the formula and drag down as required =VLOOKUP(A1,L1:M3,2,FALSE) this looks at the value in A1 finds it in column 1 of your table and returns column 2 Mike "RedFive" wrote: If I have a possible 300 different instances in column "a" and column "b" is always the same entry depending on what the instance is in the same row in column "a", how can I create a function to automatically put the appropriate entry into column "b" depending on what is in column "a"? The IF statement would be way too large. -- RedFive |
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