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I am working on a sports schedule worksheet. I want to use a variable so I
can change the schedule from year to year without having to reprogram it. What I want to do is create a formula where it checks the full team name in D5 and compares it to the master list of team names listed in A1:A32, then take the corresponding cell B1:B32 (the adjacent list of shortened names) to enter the results in E5. If I can get an example with and without a macro, I'd appreciate it. |
Enter in E5.
=VLOOKUP(D5,$A$1:$B$32,2,FALSE) don't bother with the macro. "Xanadude" wrote: I am working on a sports schedule worksheet. I want to use a variable so I can change the schedule from year to year without having to reprogram it. What I want to do is create a formula where it checks the full team name in D5 and compares it to the master list of team names listed in A1:A32, then take the corresponding cell B1:B32 (the adjacent list of shortened names) to enter the results in E5. If I can get an example with and without a macro, I'd appreciate it. |
Hi!
Here's the "without a macro" version. In E5 enter this formula: =IF(D5="","",VLOOKUP(D5,A1:B32,2,0)) Biff "Xanadude" wrote in message ... I am working on a sports schedule worksheet. I want to use a variable so I can change the schedule from year to year without having to reprogram it. What I want to do is create a formula where it checks the full team name in D5 and compares it to the master list of team names listed in A1:A32, then take the corresponding cell B1:B32 (the adjacent list of shortened names) to enter the results in E5. If I can get an example with and without a macro, I'd appreciate it. |
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