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LZ!FQ1

How do I use " V Lookup" to transfer data to a new workbook ?
 
I need to transfer part prices and description to different large spreadsheets.

Marcelo

How do I use " V Lookup" to transfer data to a new workbook ?
 
HI

=vlookup(a2;otherws!a1:z1000,2,0)
=vlookup(a2;otherws!a1:z1000,3,0)

2 for the 2nd column
3 for the 3rd column, etc

assuming that the corresponding part code are in the column A (a2 as an eg)

hth
regards from Brazil
Marcelo


"LZ!FQ1" escreveu:

I need to transfer part prices and description to different large spreadsheets.


Franz Verga

How do I use " V Lookup" to transfer data to a new workbook ?
 
LZ!FQ1 wrote:
I need to transfer part prices and description to different large
spreadsheets.


I suppose you have 3 columns in your origin workbook: code (column A),
description (column B) and price (column C), while in your destination
workbook I suppose you have a column code (column A); in your destination
workbook in the row of first code type this formula (I suppose is the row
2):

=VLOOKUP($A2,[Workbook_origin.xls]Sheet1!$A:$C,ROW(A$2),0)

Now you can copy through rows and columns


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Hope I helped you.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Ciao

Franz Verga from Italy




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