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![]() My thanks goes out to anyone that can help me with this...possibly even off list if need be. Here are a few questions regarding Vlookup - Does Vlookup work only on column a? How do you get around this if you need to match different columns and/or different data? - Can you do a Vlookup "or" meaning I have if it matches "active" or "large" the information should pull. - How do you keep all of the data together? Meaning if I have 50 projects and 20 are active I get 30 rows of errros. How do you start with the first match and then continue in consective rows all of the next rows. Example: first row might be active, next active project may be at row 20. How do you make this show up on row 2 on the summary page? - Many more q's I am sure as I work my way through this. Thanks in advance!!! -- streetboarder ------------------------------------------------------------------------ streetboarder's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30707 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=534271 |
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![]() "streetboarder" wrote in message news:streetboarder.26iwum_1145470204.3633@excelfor um-nospam.com... - Does Vlookup work only on column a? How do you get around this if you need to match different columns and/or different data? =INDEX(C2:C200,MATCH(1,(A2:A200="val1")*(B2:B200=" val2"),0)) which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not just Enter. as an example - Can you do a Vlookup "or" meaning I have if it matches "active" or "large" the information should pull. =INDEX(C2:C20,MATCH(1,(A2:A20="val1")+(A2:A20="h") ,0)) gain an array - How do you keep all of the data together? Meaning if I have 50 projects and 20 are active I get 30 rows of errros. How do you start with the first match and then continue in consective rows all of the next rows. Example: first row might be active, next active project may be at row 20. How do you make this show up on row 2 on the summary page? Not sure I get this one. |
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![]() Does Vlookup work only on column a? It works on the left hand column of the range that you select as the second arguement in the function. This does not have to be column A How do you get around this if you need to match different columns and/or different data? Use a different lookup range. Can you do a Vlookup "or" meaning I have if it matches "active" or "large" the information should pull. More tricky - the best I've managed to come up with is =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP("Large",A1:B3,2,0)) = TRUE,"",VLOOKUP("Large",A1:B3,2,0)) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP("Active",A1:B3,2,0)) = TRUE,"",VLOOKUP("Active",A1:B3,2,0)) which pulls back the data in column 2 or range A1 to B3 How do you keep all of the data together? Meaning if I have 50 projects and 20 are active I get 30 rows of errros. How do you start with the first match and then continue in consective rows all of the next rows. Example: first row might be active, next active project may be at row 20. How do you make this show up on row 2 on the summary page? Sorry - don't understand this bit. -- mrice Reserach Scientist with many years of spreadsheet development experience ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mrice's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=10931 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=534271 |
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![]() Ok. Still not getting it so hang in there with me. Let's try the easier one first. I am trying to match the following text in cells (RawData!AD14:AD100) text = "Not Started" If there is a match, I need to pull the "project managers name" located on the same sheet in cells (RawData!D14:D100) This information needs to go to (Overview!A5). I need to be able to copy this formula down so it pulls all of the projects manager name by "not started" and leaves blanks below if nothing matches. The next cell to the right (Overview!B5) needs to pull the information for priority number for the same projects "not started" (RawData!AD14:AD100) pull the priority number from (RawData!A14:A100). Thanks for your help -- streetboarder ------------------------------------------------------------------------ streetboarder's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30707 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=534271 |
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![]() sorry if this is a double post I couldn't tell if the last one was posted. ---- Ok. Still not getting it so hang in there with me. Let's try the easier one first. I am trying to match the following text in cells (RawData!AD14:AD100) text = "Not Started" If there is a match, I need to pull the "project managers name" located on the same sheet in cells (RawData!D14:D100) This information needs to go to (Overview!A5:A100). I need to be able to copy this formula down so it pulls all of the projects manager name by "not started" and leaves blanks below if nothing matches. The next cell to the right (Overview!B5:B100) needs to pull the information for priority number for the same projects "not started" (RawData!AD14:AD100) pull the priority number from (RawData!A14:A100). Thanks for your help -- streetboarder ------------------------------------------------------------------------ streetboarder's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30707 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=534271 |
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