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VLOOKUP or...??
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see: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/vlookup.htm -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Hello all I know NOTHING about lookup tables and in fact, I get anxiety attacks and my pores bleed when I see them. VCHINESEMATH (sigh) Sheet 4 pulls column data from sheet 1 ("pulls" because of a macro that runs upon entry). I need it to pull information from COLs A and C (sheet 1) based on the text name within COL C of sheet 4 (this "text" is the "description" and the best way to "lookup" the two columns of data I need). IE: sheet 4, cell C3 says "Hey" - and "Hey" on sheet 1 has a quantity of 4, shown in COL C, and an item number of 221, shown in COL A, I need these two values to show up in two new columns on the fourth sheet. Why do I feel like I could have expalined this better. Bottom line: I need sheet 1 COLs A and C data (item# and Quantity) pulled into sheet 4, based on the values in sheet 4, COL C (part names). If someone could just point the way... I NEED to learn this stuff..... I'd modify the macro to include these, but it was written on a MAC in 1995, and is over 50 pages long (code). Thanks for reading. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
VLOOKUP or...??
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VLOOKUP or...??
I created a macro that copies and pastes the 3 COLs from my equipmen
list (the ones I needed) into a new sheet(3), and ran the lookup off o that. The lookup was modified as follows: LINE ITEM =IF(E8<"",VLOOKUP(E8,Sheet3!A:B,2,FALSE),"") QUANTITY =IF(E8<"",VLOOKUP(E8,Sheet3!A:C,3,FALSE),"") PS: I never knew there was a VLOOKUP wizard in excel. I've got over years experience on excel. DUHHHHHH -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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