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Need help vlookup?
Need to put a value in the blank column #N/A using the ss#. If the ss#
matches, then the value on Worksheet SAPCODE worksheet. FINAL SHEET (name of workbook) COLUMNS AW and AX (ROW1 has headers) Row two begins data Column AW is a list of Social Security Numbers Column AX is a number code I need to get from another worksheet (currently blank) Following Columns and Previous columns contain misc data ex. COL AW AX AY AZ ROW 1 SS# NEEDED CODE INDICATOR EXTERNAL PI 2 111111111 #N/A DATA DATA 3 222222222 #N/A DATA DATA 4 333333333 #N/A DATA DATA 5 444444444 #N/A DATA DATA 6 555555555 #N/A DATA DATA Workbook name SAPCODES COL Rows A B C D 1 NAME OLD CODE SS# NEW SAP CODE 2 Smith,Jane 431057 111111111 20001157 3 Smith, John 509009 222222222 20001930 4 Smith, Harry 445561 333333333 RESULT SOMETHING LIKE: COL AW AX AY AZ ROW 1 SS# NEEDED CODE INDICATOR EXTERNAL PI 2 111111111 20001157 DATA DATA 3 222222222 20001930 DATA DATA 4 333333333 DATA DATA 5 444444444 DATA DATA 6 555555555 DATA DATA |
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Need help vlookup?
Sounds like a data type mismatch. The ss# in one area may be formated as
text and the other is text. I would multiplying the AW column by 1 to ensure that it was a number. Good luck. "Katerinia" wrote: Need to put a value in the blank column #N/A using the ss#. If the ss# matches, then the value on Worksheet SAPCODE worksheet. FINAL SHEET (name of workbook) COLUMNS AW and AX (ROW1 has headers) Row two begins data Column AW is a list of Social Security Numbers Column AX is a number code I need to get from another worksheet (currently blank) Following Columns and Previous columns contain misc data ex. COL AW AX AY AZ ROW 1 SS# NEEDED CODE INDICATOR EXTERNAL PI 2 111111111 #N/A DATA DATA 3 222222222 #N/A DATA DATA 4 333333333 #N/A DATA DATA 5 444444444 #N/A DATA DATA 6 555555555 #N/A DATA DATA Workbook name SAPCODES COL Rows A B C D 1 NAME OLD CODE SS# NEW SAP CODE 2 Smith,Jane 431057 111111111 20001157 3 Smith, John 509009 222222222 20001930 4 Smith, Harry 445561 333333333 RESULT SOMETHING LIKE: COL AW AX AY AZ ROW 1 SS# NEEDED CODE INDICATOR EXTERNAL PI 2 111111111 20001157 DATA DATA 3 222222222 20001930 DATA DATA 4 333333333 DATA DATA 5 444444444 DATA DATA 6 555555555 DATA DATA |
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Need help vlookup?
it could have been the formula I tried. Does anyone have a formula?
-- Excel isnt just a program its a metaphor for life. Sometimes it''s easy and boring.. sometimes it''s a little challenging and great.. then there are days it will drive you absolutely INSANE. "Jeff" wrote: Sounds like a data type mismatch. The ss# in one area may be formated as text and the other is text. I would multiplying the AW column by 1 to ensure that it was a number. Good luck. "Katerinia" wrote: Need to put a value in the blank column #N/A using the ss#. If the ss# matches, then the value on Worksheet SAPCODE worksheet. FINAL SHEET (name of workbook) COLUMNS AW and AX (ROW1 has headers) Row two begins data Column AW is a list of Social Security Numbers Column AX is a number code I need to get from another worksheet (currently blank) Following Columns and Previous columns contain misc data ex. COL AW AX AY AZ ROW 1 SS# NEEDED CODE INDICATOR EXTERNAL PI 2 111111111 #N/A DATA DATA 3 222222222 #N/A DATA DATA 4 333333333 #N/A DATA DATA 5 444444444 #N/A DATA DATA 6 555555555 #N/A DATA DATA Workbook name SAPCODES COL Rows A B C D 1 NAME OLD CODE SS# NEW SAP CODE 2 Smith,Jane 431057 111111111 20001157 3 Smith, John 509009 222222222 20001930 4 Smith, Harry 445561 333333333 RESULT SOMETHING LIKE: COL AW AX AY AZ ROW 1 SS# NEEDED CODE INDICATOR EXTERNAL PI 2 111111111 20001157 DATA DATA 3 222222222 20001930 DATA DATA 4 333333333 DATA DATA 5 444444444 DATA DATA 6 555555555 DATA DATA |
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Need help vlookup?
On 8 avr, 22:11, Katerinia
wrote: it could have been the formula I tried. *Does anyone have a formula? -- Excel isnt just a program its a metaphor for life. *Sometimes it''s easy and boring.. sometimes it''s a little challenging and great.. then there are days it will drive you absolutely INSANE. "Jeff" wrote: Sounds like a data type mismatch. *The ss# in one area may be formated as text and the other is text. *I would multiplying the AW column by 1 to ensure that it was a number. *Good luck. "Katerinia" wrote: Need to put a value in the blank column #N/A *using the ss#. *If the ss# matches, then the value on Worksheet SAPCODE worksheet. FINAL SHEET (name of workbook) COLUMNS AW and AX (ROW1 has headers) Row two begins data Column AW is a list of Social Security Numbers Column AX is a number code I need to get from another worksheet (currently blank) Following Columns and Previous columns contain misc data ex. COL * *AW * * * * * * * AX * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *AY * * * * * * * * * * *AZ ROW 1 * * * * * SS# * * * * * * * * * *NEEDED CODE * * *INDICATOR * * * * *EXTERNAL PI 2 * * * * 111111111 * * * * * * * #N/A * * * * * * * * * * *DATA * * * * * * * * * * * DATA 3 * * * * 222222222 * * * * * * * #N/A * * * * * * * * * * *DATA * * * * * * * * * * * DATA 4 * * * * 333333333 * * * * * * #N/A * * * * * * * *DATA * * * * * * * * * * * DATA 5 * * * * 444444444 * * * * * * #N/A * * * * * * * *DATA * * * * * * * * * * * DATA 6 * * * * 555555555 * * * * * * * *#N/A * * * * * * * * * * DATA * * * * * * * * * * *DATA Workbook name SAPCODES COL Rows * * A * * * * * * * * * * B * * * * * * * * * C * * * * * * * * * * * *D 1 * * * *NAME *OLD CODE * * * * * * *SS# * * * * * * * * * * *NEW SAP CODE 2 * * * Smith,Jane * *431057 * * * * 111111111 * * * * * * 20001157 3 * * * Smith, John * 509009 * * * * 222222222 * * * * * * 20001930 4 * * * Smith, Harry *445561 * * * * 333333333 * * * * * * * RESULT SOMETHING LIKE: COL * *AW * * * * * * * AX * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *AY * * * * * * * * * * *AZ ROW 1 * * * * * SS# * * * * * * * * * * NEEDED CODE * * *INDICATOR * * * * *EXTERNAL PI 2 * * * * 111111111 * * * * * * *20001157 * * * * * * * * * * * DATA * * * * * * * * * * *DATA 3 * * * * 222222222 * * * * * * * 20001930 * * * * * * * * * * *DATA * * * * * * * * * * *DATA 4 * * * * 333333333 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DATA * * * * * * * * * * * DATA 5 * * * * 444444444 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DATA * * * * * * * * * * *DATA 6 * * * * 555555555 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DATA * * * * * * * * * * * DATA- Masquer le texte des messages précédents - - Afficher le texte des messages précédents - Hello, I suppose that SAPCODE is a worksheet name in SAPCODES workbook. If I understand well, the formula in AX 2 should be : =VLOOKUP(AW2; [SAPCODES]SAPCODE!C:D;2;FALSE) Hope it helps |
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