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Automatically filling in data
I realize that this is a trivial question, but at the moment I'm lacking the
necessary patience to sift through help to find out how to accomplish my goal. So here goes: I am trying to set up a quote sheet in Excel in which I enter a product ID# in one column, and the description, list price, and invoice price all fill in based on a table or database that I build with the necessary info. I know I've done something similar to this before, but now I'm at a loss to recall how I managed it. Thanks. |
Automatically filling in data
Shaun
Take a look at vlookup HTH "ShaunR1967" wrote: I realize that this is a trivial question, but at the moment I'm lacking the necessary patience to sift through help to find out how to accomplish my goal. So here goes: I am trying to set up a quote sheet in Excel in which I enter a product ID# in one column, and the description, list price, and invoice price all fill in based on a table or database that I build with the necessary info. I know I've done something similar to this before, but now I'm at a loss to recall how I managed it. Thanks. |
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