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Hi,
I posted this question in programming, but upon reflection, the general question group would be a better place i think. I use vlookup to access data from a database of chemicals. I enter the chemical on one page and it accesses a range of chemical properties and safety data for that chemical Unfortunately many chemicals have various different names for the same thing. For example acetic acid and ethanoic acid are the same chemical. How can I manage a list so that the chemical data for each chemical is only needed to be entered once? At the moment I have to have the exact same data recorded twice for the example of acetic acid and ethanoic acid. Can anyone help as some chemicals can have 4,5 or even six different names and I dont want to have to enter the same information multiple times. Help would be most welcome Roger |
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