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I'm beating my head against the wall here.
I have a sheet. In column B is a description like 'CPU TYPE' column C has the Value 'Intel P4 3.0'. There are thousands of values in this sheet. I was hoping to add a second sheet and have a search function that says if any cell in B is = 'CPU TYPE' then display the value in C on my new sheet. This will make me a summary page. I can copy this sheet into other .xls forms and as long as the sheets are the same name, it will work out well. I started with =IF(Sheet1!D1:D5000="Computer Name","TRUE","FALSE") but that looks at the whole column and doesn't return the correct value. I'm try VLOOKUPs and the such but the nesting is getting difficult. HELP? |
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