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Excel 2003 formula question
I'm trying to set up a report that based on the input into one static cell on
Tab A it will search Tab B column A for the exact match and then pull in the text from column B. For example... Tab A, cell H40 =12 Tab B, cell A15 =12 and cell B15 contains the text I won't pulled into Tab A cell c62 I know this should be simple and Excel can make breakfast for you if you know program it to do so, but I'm stumped! Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your assistance! -- nicole |
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Say your reference cell is A1 on Tab A and your range of lookup values and
text is B1:C45. Type (or copy) this formula into the cell you want your answer displayed. =VLOOKUP('Tab A'!A1,'Tab B'!A1:B45,2) This will look up the value in A1 on table A1:B45 and return the corresponding value from column B. The table A1:B45 must be sorted in ascending order for the funciton to work. Note that 'Tab A'! and 'Tab B'! are the sheet references. You don't need them unless your formula is on a different sheet (for instance, if your formula is on Tab A and your lookup table is on Tab B you would use =VLOOKUP(A1,'Tab B'!A1:B45,2) -- HTH JonR "nicole" wrote: I'm trying to set up a report that based on the input into one static cell on Tab A it will search Tab B column A for the exact match and then pull in the text from column B. For example... Tab A, cell H40 =12 Tab B, cell A15 =12 and cell B15 contains the text I won't pulled into Tab A cell c62 I know this should be simple and Excel can make breakfast for you if you know program it to do so, but I'm stumped! Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your assistance! -- nicole |
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Thanks Jon. I think I tried to overcomplicate the issue!
-- nicole "JonR" wrote: Say your reference cell is A1 on Tab A and your range of lookup values and text is B1:C45. Type (or copy) this formula into the cell you want your answer displayed. =VLOOKUP('Tab A'!A1,'Tab B'!A1:B45,2) This will look up the value in A1 on table A1:B45 and return the corresponding value from column B. The table A1:B45 must be sorted in ascending order for the funciton to work. Note that 'Tab A'! and 'Tab B'! are the sheet references. You don't need them unless your formula is on a different sheet (for instance, if your formula is on Tab A and your lookup table is on Tab B you would use =VLOOKUP(A1,'Tab B'!A1:B45,2) -- HTH JonR "nicole" wrote: I'm trying to set up a report that based on the input into one static cell on Tab A it will search Tab B column A for the exact match and then pull in the text from column B. For example... Tab A, cell H40 =12 Tab B, cell A15 =12 and cell B15 contains the text I won't pulled into Tab A cell c62 I know this should be simple and Excel can make breakfast for you if you know program it to do so, but I'm stumped! Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your assistance! -- nicole |
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