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auto fill cells with text if value of one cell meets specificcondition
I would like to write a macro that populates rows with different text
whose value depends upon one cell value. For example if cell A1 = "163", then cell B1 = "BLUE' AND cell C1 = "$2.95" AND cell D1 = "tennis ball" Thanks for any feed back!! |
auto fill cells with text if value of one cell meets specific cond
Amanda,
Have you looked at using the VLOOKUP function? If your data (i.e. the id number, color, price, and type) is in a table, then simply use VLOOKUP. So, you would have a VLOOKUP function in cells B1, C1, and D1. The lookup value would reference A1, the table array would be wherever your table data is located, the column index would correspond to the appropriate table column of the data you want returned (where column 1 has the same type of data as in cell A1, i.e. the id number), and the range lookup is TRUE for a close match and FALSE for an exact match. Best, Matthew Herbert "amanda" wrote: I would like to write a macro that populates rows with different text whose value depends upon one cell value. For example if cell A1 = "163", then cell B1 = "BLUE' AND cell C1 = "$2.95" AND cell D1 = "tennis ball" Thanks for any feed back!! . |
auto fill cells with text if value of one cell meets specific condition
Do you specifically need a macro?
VLOOKUP worksheet function would do as well. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:16:52 -0800 (PST), amanda wrote: I would like to write a macro that populates rows with different text whose value depends upon one cell value. For example if cell A1 = "163", then cell B1 = "BLUE' AND cell C1 = "$2.95" AND cell D1 = "tennis ball" Thanks for any feed back!! |
auto fill cells with text if value of one cell meets specificcond
On Nov 11, 3:08*pm, Matthew Herbert
wrote: Amanda, Have you looked at using the VLOOKUP function? *If your data (i.e. the id number, color, price, and type) is in a table, then simply use VLOOKUP. *So, you would have a VLOOKUP function in cells B1, C1, and D1. *The lookup value would reference A1, the table array would be wherever your table data is located, the column index would correspond to the appropriate table column of the data you want returned (where column 1 has the same type of data as in cell A1, i.e. the id number), and the range lookup is TRUE for a close match and FALSE for an exact match. Best, Matthew Herbert "amanda" wrote: I would like to write a macro that populates rows with different text whose value depends upon one cell value. For example if cell A1 = "163", *then cell B1 = "BLUE' AND cell C1 = "$2.95" AND cell D1 = "tennis ball" Thanks for any feed back!! .- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi Matthew. This worked great. Thank you very much for your help!! |
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