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problem with vlookup
In one cell of one sheet I have vlookup formula like this
=vlookup($A1,sheet2!$A1:$BC12,4,FALSE) This formula is absolutely fine . But i have to do this across whole row may be till BC16. I there a way where I can enter formula in one cell then column value changes automatically like ,5,FALSE ,6,FALSE Any help is greatly appreciated Thanx -- Kittie |
problem with vlookup
You can modify your formula like this
=vlookup($A1,sheet2!$A1:$BC12,Column(A1)+3,FALSE) then all you have to do is drag fill it across the columns. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Lolly" wrote in message ... In one cell of one sheet I have vlookup formula like this =vlookup($A1,sheet2!$A1:$BC12,4,FALSE) This formula is absolutely fine . But i have to do this across whole row may be till BC16. I there a way where I can enter formula in one cell then column value changes automatically like ,5,FALSE ,6,FALSE Any help is greatly appreciated Thanx -- Kittie |
problem with vlookup
Lolly
Example only.....adjust cell refs to suit. =VLOOKUP(A1,'Sheet2'!A1:E50,{2,3,4,5},0) Select B1:E1 then enter the above in active cell(B1) Now Array enter it by hitting SHIFT + CRTL + ENTER The 2,3,4,5 will increment. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 15:31:03 -0700, "Lolly" wrote: In one cell of one sheet I have vlookup formula like this =vlookup($A1,sheet2!$A1:$BC12,4,FALSE) This formula is absolutely fine . But i have to do this across whole row may be till BC16. I there a way where I can enter formula in one cell then column value changes automatically like ,5,FALSE ,6,FALSE Any help is greatly appreciated Thanx |
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