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This is chicken feed compared to the complex issues I've read on this site,
but your help would be greatly appreciated. My spreadsheet has 451 sites listed in a column A. Listed against each site in column B is one of 10 possible contractors codes. I would like Column C to display a text name associated with each potential contractor code. ie if a4 = 24, then show Green Bros, if A4 = 32, then show Thomson & Co, etc etc |
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Create a 2 column table. The left column containing the contractor codes and
the right column containing the corresponding name. Assume this table is in the range J1:K10 Then use this formula in your column C: =VLOOKUP(B1,J$1:K$10,2,0) Biff "Twishlist" wrote in message ... This is chicken feed compared to the complex issues I've read on this site, but your help would be greatly appreciated. My spreadsheet has 451 sites listed in a column A. Listed against each site in column B is one of 10 possible contractors codes. I would like Column C to display a text name associated with each potential contractor code. ie if a4 = 24, then show Green Bros, if A4 = 32, then show Thomson & Co, etc etc |
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Don't forget to sort column J in ascending order or it will not work
-- Don C "T. Valko" wrote: Create a 2 column table. The left column containing the contractor codes and the right column containing the corresponding name. Assume this table is in the range J1:K10 Then use this formula in your column C: =VLOOKUP(B1,J$1:K$10,2,0) Biff "Twishlist" wrote in message ... This is chicken feed compared to the complex issues I've read on this site, but your help would be greatly appreciated. My spreadsheet has 451 sites listed in a column A. Listed against each site in column B is one of 10 possible contractors codes. I would like Column C to display a text name associated with each potential contractor code. ie if a4 = 24, then show Green Bros, if A4 = 32, then show Thomson & Co, etc etc |
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Only necessary if you don't want an exact match
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Excel 95 - Excel 2007 Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (Remove ^^ from email) "DonCam65" wrote in message ... Don't forget to sort column J in ascending order or it will not work -- Don C "T. Valko" wrote: Create a 2 column table. The left column containing the contractor codes and the right column containing the corresponding name. Assume this table is in the range J1:K10 Then use this formula in your column C: =VLOOKUP(B1,J$1:K$10,2,0) Biff "Twishlist" wrote in message ... This is chicken feed compared to the complex issues I've read on this site, but your help would be greatly appreciated. My spreadsheet has 451 sites listed in a column A. Listed against each site in column B is one of 10 possible contractors codes. I would like Column C to display a text name associated with each potential contractor code. ie if a4 = 24, then show Green Bros, if A4 = 32, then show Thomson & Co, etc etc |
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YES!! You are both fantastic...thanks so much.
"DonCam65" wrote: Don't forget to sort column J in ascending order or it will not work -- Don C "T. Valko" wrote: Create a 2 column table. The left column containing the contractor codes and the right column containing the corresponding name. Assume this table is in the range J1:K10 Then use this formula in your column C: =VLOOKUP(B1,J$1:K$10,2,0) Biff "Twishlist" wrote in message ... This is chicken feed compared to the complex issues I've read on this site, but your help would be greatly appreciated. My spreadsheet has 451 sites listed in a column A. Listed against each site in column B is one of 10 possible contractors codes. I would like Column C to display a text name associated with each potential contractor code. ie if a4 = 24, then show Green Bros, if A4 = 32, then show Thomson & Co, etc etc |
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