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I have a data sheet on one tab and I need to be able to put in information in
'A1' and in 'C1' I need what is beside that information in the data sheet.
So in the data sheet i can have 12 and then in the line beside it it sayes
54.2. I need the 54.2 to go in 'C1' on the other sheet. the data sheet has
about 1000 items in it.
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Try this in C1:

=VLOOKUP(A1,data!A$1:B$1000,2,0)

This assumes your data is in A1:B1000 of the data sheet - adjust as
necessary.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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I have a data sheet on one tab and I need to be able to put in information in
'A1' and in 'C1' I need what is beside that information in the data sheet.
So in the data sheet i can have 12 and then in the line beside it it sayes
54.2. I need the 54.2 to go in 'C1' on the other sheet. the data sheet has
about 1000 items in it.



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