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hi max,
thanks for the help,but i am sorry to inform you that the formulae i
not working

col A col B col C col D
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what i want to do is : if i enter any value from col A then it shoul
return the corresponding value in col B in col D

any suggestions???

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That's what the suggested VLOOKUP formula does !

I suspect your ref data in *col A*
may also contain leading and/or trailing spaces
that's throwing the matching off with what you input in col C

Try this to clean col A up

Put in E1: =TRIM(A1)
Copy E1 down

Now do a copy of col E and then
select col A and
paste special values ok
over it (col A)

The formula should work fine now
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hi max,
thanks for the help,but i am sorry to inform you that the formulae is
not working

col A col B col C col D
laptop h/w
desktop h/w
HDD h/w
RAM h/w
CPU h/w
Ms office s/w
adobe s/w
acrobat s/w
macromedia s/w

what i want to do is : if i enter any value from col A then it should
return the corresponding value in col B in col D

any suggestions???

Thanks


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If it doesn't work, the problem lies in your data, because based on your
description, it is exactly what you need.

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hi max,
thanks for the help,but i am sorry to inform you that the formulae is
not working

col A col B col C col D
laptop h/w
desktop h/w
HDD h/w
RAM h/w
CPU h/w
Ms office s/w
adobe s/w
acrobat s/w
macromedia s/w

what i want to do is : if i enter any value from col A then it should
return the corresponding value in col B in col D

any suggestions???

Thanks


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