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Hi Stefi:
You are really GEM, the formula you gave is excellent and made my sheet perfect and while coping it so easy rather than others which I had. I just came back to appreciate as I realize the worth of skilled and profisional brains. Wish you all the best.Iraj "Stefi" wrote: You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback! Stefi €žIraj€ť ezt Ă*rta: Thanks Stefi with this also works. "Stefi" wrote: =INDEX(Sheet2!$A$1:$D$4,MATCH($A2,Sheet2!$A:$A,0), MATCH($B2,Sheet2!$1:$1,0)) Regards, Stefi €žIraj€ť ezt Ă*rta: Hi again all: I have in sheet 1;(Material Costs) A B C 1 Items Seller Price 2 Sand Dropdown List 3 Cement Dropdown List 4 Bars Dropdown List I have in sheet 2;(Sellers) A B C D 1 Items Mick Sam Jim 2 Sand 2$ 3$ 2.5$ 3 Cement 5$ 5.2$ 4.9$ 4 Bars 12$ 10.5$ 11$ Units are same. What formula in sheet 1, can i write that when dropdown list changes the name the exact price of the related seller's name appears in C2:C4 respectively? I tried with IF combination with VLOOKUP which result was #NAME? Thanks for instruction. |
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