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In excel how do you set up a table where you can recall data from it?
A further explanation: This example is not exactly what I am trying to do, but the concept is accurate. If you envision a classic multiplication table, I want to be able to put 3 in one cell and 8 in another, then have excel reference the table, and return 24 in a third cell. Thanks in advance |
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Oops Should have mentioned I am working in Excell 97
"Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message . .. In excel how do you set up a table where you can recall data from it? A further explanation: This example is not exactly what I am trying to do, but the concept is accurate. If you envision a classic multiplication table, I want to be able to put 3 in one cell and 8 in another, then have excel reference the table, and return 24 in a third cell. Thanks in advance |
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It sounds like you may want to use =vlookup() or =index(match()).
Debra Dalgleish's has some notes you may like: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html (for =vlookup()) and http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html (for =index(match())) "Adam Kroger In excel how do you set up a table where you can recall data from it? A further explanation: This example is not exactly what I am trying to do, but the concept is accurate. If you envision a classic multiplication table, I want to be able to put 3 in one cell and 8 in another, then have excel reference the table, and return 24 in a third cell. Thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi!
Take a look at this screencap: http://img275.imageshack.us/img275/6689/lookups6qk.jpg Biff "Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message . .. In excel how do you set up a table where you can recall data from it? A further explanation: This example is not exactly what I am trying to do, but the concept is accurate. If you envision a classic multiplication table, I want to be able to put 3 in one cell and 8 in another, then have excel reference the table, and return 24 in a third cell. Thanks in advance |
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Thank you, that is exactly what I am looking to do. In the fomula, if I
<name the the cell ranges that border the table (B1:I8 & A2:A8 in your example) "TOP" and "SIDE", will the formula =VLOOKUP(B12,SIDE, MATCH(B13,TOP,0)) return the same result? "Biff" wrote in message ... Hi! Take a look at this screencap: http://img275.imageshack.us/img275/6689/lookups6qk.jpg Biff "Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message . .. In excel how do you set up a table where you can recall data from it? A further explanation: This example is not exactly what I am trying to do, but the concept is accurate. If you envision a classic multiplication table, I want to be able to put 3 in one cell and 8 in another, then have excel reference the table, and return 24 in a third cell. Thanks in advance |
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Hi!
Yes and no! You can't name just the "Side" column if you're using a multiple column table. You could name the entire table from A2:I9 and give it the name "Table". You can name "Top" and use that. Then the formula would be: =VLOOKUP(B13,Table,MATCH(B14,Top,0),0) If you were to use the Index/Match version, then, yes, you could use "Side" and "Top": =INDEX(Table,MATCH(B13,Side,0),MATCH(B14,Top,0)) Biff "Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message . .. Thank you, that is exactly what I am looking to do. In the fomula, if I <name the the cell ranges that border the table (B1:I8 & A2:A8 in your example) "TOP" and "SIDE", will the formula =VLOOKUP(B12,SIDE, MATCH(B13,TOP,0)) return the same result? "Biff" wrote in message ... Hi! Take a look at this screencap: http://img275.imageshack.us/img275/6689/lookups6qk.jpg Biff "Adam Kroger @hotmail.com" <adam_kroger<nospam wrote in message . .. In excel how do you set up a table where you can recall data from it? A further explanation: This example is not exactly what I am trying to do, but the concept is accurate. If you envision a classic multiplication table, I want to be able to put 3 in one cell and 8 in another, then have excel reference the table, and return 24 in a third cell. Thanks in advance |
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