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Is there anyway I can write a user defined function that will do th
following: Column A has a list of part descriptions Column B has a list of Manufacturers I want to write a FUNCTION that will look in col B for a certai manufacturer and return the part description. I was thinking abou using something like a =small() function. That is, look in col A fo the first, second, third,... time the manufacturers name appears an return the description. When imputing the function in my worksheet it would read something lik this: =Part(Range,Manufacturer's Name, number it appears) for example: =Part(A1:A100,"Widget Inc.",5) would return to me the 5th part number that comes up for the "Widge Inc." company. I realize that I can use Macros, Pivot Tables, and Filters to get thi same information, but it would be a lot easier to write a funtion on time and not have to worry about updates, etc. Thanks for any help P.S. Because of my inexperience in this field, I'm not sure if it ca even be done -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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