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I need to know how to do the following.
I have an empty cell next to a cell with a value. I want to take that cell with a value and compare it to the values found in a column contained in another worksheet. That column would have a companion cell that contains a value. When a match is found I want the original empty cell to contain the value of the companion cell next to the column were the matching value was found. So if my original value was 8, I find 8 in a cell in the column, the companion cell value was 88, then my original empty cell would get a value of 88. I hope I explained that clearly enough. |
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In the empty cell - for example purposes, assume it is F2 and the cell with
a value is G2. We are looking in Sheet2 in columns B:C =Vlookup(G2,Sheet2!B:C,2,False) Then if there are more values in column G, drag fill the formula down column F. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Brian3D" wrote in message ... I need to know how to do the following. I have an empty cell next to a cell with a value. I want to take that cell with a value and compare it to the values found in a column contained in another worksheet. That column would have a companion cell that contains a value. When a match is found I want the original empty cell to contain the value of the companion cell next to the column were the matching value was found. So if my original value was 8, I find 8 in a cell in the column, the companion cell value was 88, then my original empty cell would get a value of 88. I hope I explained that clearly enough. |
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I'm gona give it a try and let you know!
Apprecate the help Tom! "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: In the empty cell - for example purposes, assume it is F2 and the cell with a value is G2. We are looking in Sheet2 in columns B:C =Vlookup(G2,Sheet2!B:C,2,False) Then if there are more values in column G, drag fill the formula down column F. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Brian3D" wrote in message ... I need to know how to do the following. I have an empty cell next to a cell with a value. I want to take that cell with a value and compare it to the values found in a column contained in another worksheet. That column would have a companion cell that contains a value. When a match is found I want the original empty cell to contain the value of the companion cell next to the column were the matching value was found. So if my original value was 8, I find 8 in a cell in the column, the companion cell value was 88, then my original empty cell would get a value of 88. I hope I explained that clearly enough. |
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Hey Tom gave the formula a try, didn't work.
I'll try to give you a better explaination of what I'm trying to do. I have two sheets in a workbook. Sheet 1, Cell A2 is empty and Cell B2 has data. On sheet 2 Cell A2 and Cell B2 have data. I want to compare sheet 1 B2 to sheet 2 A2. If I have a match I want sheet 2 B2's data to fill sheet 1 A2. The catch is I need to look at the entire column of sheet 2 A2 for a match. The reason for all this is I have a spread sheet filled with data. It was an export from Access. Sorry my first explanation was not clear, I posted it with little sleep. Agian, thanks for any help you can give. "Brian3D" wrote: I'm gona give it a try and let you know! Apprecate the help Tom! "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: In the empty cell - for example purposes, assume it is F2 and the cell with a value is G2. We are looking in Sheet2 in columns B:C =Vlookup(G2,Sheet2!B:C,2,False) Then if there are more values in column G, drag fill the formula down column F. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Brian3D" wrote in message ... I need to know how to do the following. I have an empty cell next to a cell with a value. I want to take that cell with a value and compare it to the values found in a column contained in another worksheet. That column would have a companion cell that contains a value. When a match is found I want the original empty cell to contain the value of the companion cell next to the column were the matching value was found. So if my original value was 8, I find 8 in a cell in the column, the companion cell value was 88, then my original empty cell would get a value of 88. I hope I explained that clearly enough. |
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