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Gregula

connecting multiple cells to new sheet (VLOOKUP?IF?)
 

Hi

I am trying to find a way to pull certain data off an existing
worksheet and onto a new sheet. I don't think I need a macro and can do
it through VLOOKUP or an IF function. Would be good if someone could
give me some help on this.

Essentially I want to pull the data in columns A, B and I on the
existing sheet into a new worksheet. But I only want to pull those
cells when in column H it says 2.

So i guess Im saying in the new worksheet, pull data in columns A,B and
I, only if in column H it says 2. (obviously it would then pull those
three columns into columns A,B and C in the new worksheet!).

If anyone could give me a hand, I would be most grateful. Many thanks
for your time,

Greg.


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Dave F

connecting multiple cells to new sheet (VLOOKUP?IF?)
 
Well, you could write a formula, say =IF(sheet1!H2=2,sheet1!A1,"")

etc.
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"Gregula" wrote:


Hi

I am trying to find a way to pull certain data off an existing
worksheet and onto a new sheet. I don't think I need a macro and can do
it through VLOOKUP or an IF function. Would be good if someone could
give me some help on this.

Essentially I want to pull the data in columns A, B and I on the
existing sheet into a new worksheet. But I only want to pull those
cells when in column H it says 2.

So i guess Im saying in the new worksheet, pull data in columns A,B and
I, only if in column H it says 2. (obviously it would then pull those
three columns into columns A,B and C in the new worksheet!).

If anyone could give me a hand, I would be most grateful. Many thanks
for your time,

Greg.


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