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Say you are in sheetA searching for a value in cell g3 (still in sheetA) that might exist in column D of sheetB. If found, return the value that exist in column W of sheetB I thought of using "Match" with "VLOOKUP" but somehow it is not working! Any smarter way to do it? Thanks, Mike |
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=INDEX(Sheet2!W1:W100,MATCH(G3,Sheet2!D1:D100,0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mike" wrote in message ... Hi, Say you are in sheetA searching for a value in cell g3 (still in sheetA) that might exist in column D of sheetB. If found, return the value that exist in column W of sheetB I thought of using "Match" with "VLOOKUP" but somehow it is not working! Any smarter way to do it? Thanks, Mike |
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