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Thanks Jim,
your code worked for me . Though it is a bit complex but i will try to understand it. Also What is the difference beyween using your code and using Ardus Suggestion which is--- =HLOOKUP(B$1,Sheet1!B$1:D$5,ROW(),0) By all ways thank you again. |
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My approach is still another popular way to extract values from another
region of a workbook or worksheet; =index(LookupRangewhereyourdatais,TheRow#youwant,T heColumn#youwant) =match(TheNumberYou'reLookingFor,TheLookupRangeToL ookin,MatchType) See Both Index() and Match() in Help - Powerful tools, if you know How to use.. HTH Jim May "ashish128" wrote in message ups.com: Thanks Jim, your code worked for me . Though it is a bit complex but i will try to understand it. Also What is the difference beyween using your code and using Ardus Suggestion which is--- =HLOOKUP(B$1,Sheet1!B$1:D$5,ROW(),0) By all ways thank you again. |
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