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In columns X and Y of Sheet X, I have a list of names and numbers:
James, Lebron 82 O'Neal, Shaquille 80 Wade, Dwyane 79 Duncan, Tim 72 In column B of Sheet B the same names are listed in a different order with firstname first: Shaquille O'Neal LeBron James Tim Duncan Dwyane Wade In column C of Sheet B, I want to enter a formula that references the names in Sheet X and returns the corresponding number for each name (ex: O'Neal = 80; Wade = 79, etc.) Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob What is the formula to do that? thanks, Bob |
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As long as the names are 2 words only (in both sheets):
=VLOOKUP(MID(B2&", "&B2,FIND(" ",B2)+1,LEN(B2)+1),X!X$2:Y$5,2,0) Biff "bob" wrote in message ... In columns X and Y of Sheet X, I have a list of names and numbers: James, Lebron 82 O'Neal, Shaquille 80 Wade, Dwyane 79 Duncan, Tim 72 In column B of Sheet B the same names are listed in a different order with firstname first: Shaquille O'Neal LeBron James Tim Duncan Dwyane Wade In column C of Sheet B, I want to enter a formula that references the names in Sheet X and returns the corresponding number for each name (ex: O'Neal = 80; Wade = 79, etc.) Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob What is the formula to do that? thanks, Bob |
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The problem is that sometimes a name can have three words, such as: Van Horn,
Keith. Thanks anyway. "Biff" wrote: As long as the names are 2 words only (in both sheets): =VLOOKUP(MID(B2&", "&B2,FIND(" ",B2)+1,LEN(B2)+1),X!X$2:Y$5,2,0) Biff "bob" wrote in message ... In columns X and Y of Sheet X, I have a list of names and numbers: James, Lebron 82 O'Neal, Shaquille 80 Wade, Dwyane 79 Duncan, Tim 72 In column B of Sheet B the same names are listed in a different order with firstname first: Shaquille O'Neal LeBron James Tim Duncan Dwyane Wade In column C of Sheet B, I want to enter a formula that references the names in Sheet X and returns the corresponding number for each name (ex: O'Neal = 80; Wade = 79, etc.) Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob What is the formula to do that? thanks, Bob |
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I just tested this again and it will in fact work on 3 word names.
Try it out. Biff "bob" wrote in message ... The problem is that sometimes a name can have three words, such as: Van Horn, Keith. Thanks anyway. "Biff" wrote: As long as the names are 2 words only (in both sheets): =VLOOKUP(MID(B2&", "&B2,FIND(" ",B2)+1,LEN(B2)+1),X!X$2:Y$5,2,0) Biff "bob" wrote in message ... In columns X and Y of Sheet X, I have a list of names and numbers: James, Lebron 82 O'Neal, Shaquille 80 Wade, Dwyane 79 Duncan, Tim 72 In column B of Sheet B the same names are listed in a different order with firstname first: Shaquille O'Neal LeBron James Tim Duncan Dwyane Wade In column C of Sheet B, I want to enter a formula that references the names in Sheet X and returns the corresponding number for each name (ex: O'Neal = 80; Wade = 79, etc.) Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob What is the formula to do that? thanks, Bob |
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