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How can I do the following
If 'Sheet 1'A1:A20 = 'Sheet2'A1:A20 then return value from 'Sheet2'D1:D20 into 'Sheet1' D1:D20 -- KS |
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Select Sheet1 D1:D20
now enter this formula =IF(AND(A1:A20=Sheet2!A1:A20),Sheet2!D1:D20,"") not just enter, use Ctrl + Shift + Enter On Oct 22, 12:06*am, KS wrote: How can I do the following If 'Sheet 1'A1:A20 = 'Sheet2'A1:A20 then return value from 'Sheet2'D1:D20 into 'Sheet1' D1:D20 -- KS |
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Hi,
Welcome to the world of array formula. You must follow the instruction on how to enter the formula precisely. Select D1 to D20 on sheet 1 and then paste this formula into the formula bar. =IF(COUNTIF(A1:A20,Sheet2!A1:A20)=20,Sheet2!D1:D20 ,"") Now very important hold down CTRL & Shift keys and tap enter. If you've done it correctly then Excel will have put curly brackets around the formula {}. Mike "KS" wrote: How can I do the following If 'Sheet 1'A1:A20 = 'Sheet2'A1:A20 then return value from 'Sheet2'D1:D20 into 'Sheet1' D1:D20 -- KS |
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