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i have a mileage sheet that i want to be able to type in a destination name
(eg. in cell B4) and it looks at data elsewhere on the worksheet and matches
the place name (eg. in cell range F4:F11) and the inserts the mileage amount
from another cell range (eg. cell range G4:G11) and then inserts this second
value into another cell (eg. C4)
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<pre wrap=""i have a mileage sheet that i want to be able to type in a destination name
(eg. in cell B4) and it looks at data elsewhere on the worksheet and matches
the place name (eg. in cell range F4:F11) and the inserts the mileage amount
from another cell range (eg. cell range G4:G11) and then inserts this second
value into another cell (eg. C4)
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Try using:<br
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