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formula for comparison
I have a spreadsheet that needs a formula for looking up a name of a fund in
one column (A) then if found in that column equal column B. Can anyone help? |
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Try VLOOKUP...
=VLOOKUP("FundName",$A$1:$B$100,2,0) Adjust the range accordingly. Hope this helps! In article , "sweetsue516" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that needs a formula for looking up a name of a fund in one column (A) then if found in that column equal column B. Can anyone help? |
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Wonderful!
Thank you "sweetsue516" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that needs a formula for looking up a name of a fund in one column (A) then if found in that column equal column B. Can anyone help? |
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