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Yes, put a formula in Column B using VLOOKUP.
First, create your source matrix (you can add a worksheet for this) where countries are listed in Column A and Regions are listed in Column B. Ideally, name the range (see http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html). On your employee page, use the following formula in Column B: =VLOOKUP(A1,Country_List,2,false) This formula will return #N/A if the country in column A does not exist in Country_List. "Craig" wrote: I have a very long employee list in column A with each individual listed by country and would like to list the countries by region. I currently use the AutoFilter command to select a country and then populate another column with the region by dragging the information down. Is there a way to automate this so if column A = Country1 then populate column b with Region1? Example: Column A Column B United States North America United States North America Canada North America Canada North America Canada North America Spain Europe France Europe China Asia Chile Latin America Thanks! Craig |
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