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In sheet1, I have two columns:

27678 dallas
76050 arlington
106658 houston
128089 san francisco
167864 los angeles
182951 los angeles
232856 los angeles
233358 houston
237150 houston
274164 houston
283867 dallas
370187 dallas

In sheet2, I have column 1, I need to find the match for column2.
Example,

76050 ?
237150 ?

What is the formular to find arlington for 76050 and houston for
237150? Thanks.




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Hi fl

Use the VLookup function
Look in the Excel help for examples

If you need help post back

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In sheet1, I have two columns:

27678 dallas
76050 arlington
106658 houston
128089 san francisco
167864 los angeles
182951 los angeles
232856 los angeles
233358 houston
237150 houston
274164 houston
283867 dallas
370187 dallas

In sheet2, I have column 1, I need to find the match for column2.
Example,

76050 ?
237150 ?

What is the formular to find arlington for 76050 and houston for
237150? Thanks.






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I need more help please.

Ron de Bruin wrote:

Hi fl

Use the VLookup function
Look in the Excel help for examples

If you need help post back

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl

"fl" wrote in message ...
In sheet1, I have two columns:

27678 dallas
76050 arlington
106658 houston
128089 san francisco
167864 los angeles
182951 los angeles
232856 los angeles
233358 houston
237150 houston
274164 houston
283867 dallas
370187 dallas

In sheet2, I have column 1, I need to find the match for column2.
Example,

76050 ?
237150 ?

What is the formular to find arlington for 76050 and houston for
237150? Thanks.





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OK

Data range in Sheet1 = A1:B20 for example

In Sheet2

A1 : 76050
B1 : =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!A1:B20,2,FALSE)

It will look for 76050 in the first column of the data range and display
the value from the second column (see the number 2 in the formula)


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"fl" wrote in message ...
I need more help please.

Ron de Bruin wrote:

Hi fl

Use the VLookup function
Look in the Excel help for examples

If you need help post back

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl

"fl" wrote in message ...
In sheet1, I have two columns:

27678 dallas
76050 arlington
106658 houston
128089 san francisco
167864 los angeles
182951 los angeles
232856 los angeles
233358 houston
237150 houston
274164 houston
283867 dallas
370187 dallas

In sheet2, I have column 1, I need to find the match for column2.
Example,

76050 ?
237150 ?

What is the formular to find arlington for 76050 and houston for
237150? Thanks.







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