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Hi, I wonder if any one can help I have a work sheet where in A4 down to A40,
I type in a list of names, B4 to Y4 down to B40 and Y40 contains data with an
average in Z4to Z40. In AP4 down to AP 80 I have another list of names which
I need to keep in the same order.
What I would like to do is: - say AP4 Has the name John Doe in it, I would
like to look in A4 to A40 find John Doe and copy the figure in Z4 to Z40 so
if John Doe is in A5 then copy the data from Z5 and paste it into AQ4.
I would then like to make 28 copies of the sheet in the workbook.
Thank you in advance to any one who has a go at this.
Barry.

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This appears to be standard lookup type approach. The two most effective are

INDEX/MATCH & VLOOKUP.

In AQ4, put this formula and see if it gets what you want:

=INDEX($Z$4:$Z$40,MATCH($AP4,$A$40:$A$40,0))

....and copy that down. It should match each name in the AP column and grab
the data in Z column that matches that name in the A column.

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Hi, I wonder if any one can help I have a work sheet where in A4 down to A40,
I type in a list of names, B4 to Y4 down to B40 and Y40 contains data with an
average in Z4to Z40. In AP4 down to AP 80 I have another list of names which
I need to keep in the same order.
What I would like to do is: - say AP4 Has the name John Doe in it, I would
like to look in A4 to A40 find John Doe and copy the figure in Z4 to Z40 so
if John Doe is in A5 then copy the data from Z5 and paste it into AQ4.
I would then like to make 28 copies of the sheet in the workbook.
Thank you in advance to any one who has a go at this.
Barry.

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wow cool thanks JB

"JBeaucaire" wrote:

This appears to be standard lookup type approach. The two most effective are

INDEX/MATCH & VLOOKUP.

In AQ4, put this formula and see if it gets what you want:

=INDEX($Z$4:$Z$40,MATCH($AP4,$A$40:$A$40,0))

...and copy that down. It should match each name in the AP column and grab
the data in Z column that matches that name in the A column.

--
"Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB

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"Barry" wrote:

Hi, I wonder if any one can help I have a work sheet where in A4 down to A40,
I type in a list of names, B4 to Y4 down to B40 and Y40 contains data with an
average in Z4to Z40. In AP4 down to AP 80 I have another list of names which
I need to keep in the same order.
What I would like to do is: - say AP4 Has the name John Doe in it, I would
like to look in A4 to A40 find John Doe and copy the figure in Z4 to Z40 so
if John Doe is in A5 then copy the data from Z5 and paste it into AQ4.
I would then like to make 28 copies of the sheet in the workbook.
Thank you in advance to any one who has a go at this.
Barry.

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Hi,

Try

=VLOOKUP(AP4,A$4:Z$40,25,)
or
=LOOKUP(AP4,A$4:A$40,Z$4:Z$40)

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"Barry" wrote:

Hi, I wonder if any one can help I have a work sheet where in A4 down to A40,
I type in a list of names, B4 to Y4 down to B40 and Y40 contains data with an
average in Z4to Z40. In AP4 down to AP 80 I have another list of names which
I need to keep in the same order.
What I would like to do is: - say AP4 Has the name John Doe in it, I would
like to look in A4 to A40 find John Doe and copy the figure in Z4 to Z40 so
if John Doe is in A5 then copy the data from Z5 and paste it into AQ4.
I would then like to make 28 copies of the sheet in the workbook.
Thank you in advance to any one who has a go at this.
Barry.

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Thank's Shane, I will give that a go.

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

Try

=VLOOKUP(AP4,A$4:Z$40,25,)
or
=LOOKUP(AP4,A$4:A$40,Z$4:Z$40)

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If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Barry" wrote:

Hi, I wonder if any one can help I have a work sheet where in A4 down to A40,
I type in a list of names, B4 to Y4 down to B40 and Y40 contains data with an
average in Z4to Z40. In AP4 down to AP 80 I have another list of names which
I need to keep in the same order.
What I would like to do is: - say AP4 Has the name John Doe in it, I would
like to look in A4 to A40 find John Doe and copy the figure in Z4 to Z40 so
if John Doe is in A5 then copy the data from Z5 and paste it into AQ4.
I would then like to make 28 copies of the sheet in the workbook.
Thank you in advance to any one who has a go at this.
Barry.



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