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HLookup indirect multiple worksheets
I need to accumulate the data from 2,000lease + worksheets onto one summary
worksheet. I would like to insert the lease number and use HLOOKUP to populate the summary sheet. I'm not familiar enough with INDIRECT to put it in the formula. I copied the following from another community posting and tried to adjust it for my summary sheet: =HLOOKUP(A5,INDIRECT($A$5&"!$d$4:$h$104"),2,FALSE) The worksheets contain 6 number (e.g. 001500). Can you please help me to write the correct formula to pull each piece of data from the worksheets' columns D through H to the summary sheet? Thanks, Kelly |
HLookup indirect multiple worksheets
If in A5 down are text numbers eg: 001500, try:
=HLOOKUP(A5,INDIRECT("'"&A5&"'!D4:H104"),2,FALSE) Copy down If in A5 down are real numbers eg: 1500, then try: =HLOOKUP(TEXT(A5,"000000"),INDIRECT("'"&TEXT(A5,"0 00000")&"'!D4:H104"),2,FALSE) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Kelly" wrote: I need to accumulate the data from 2,000lease + worksheets onto one summary worksheet. I would like to insert the lease number and use HLOOKUP to populate the summary sheet. I'm not familiar enough with INDIRECT to put it in the formula. I copied the following from another community posting and tried to adjust it for my summary sheet: =HLOOKUP(A5,INDIRECT($A$5&"!$d$4:$h$104"),2,FALSE) The worksheets contain 6 number (e.g. 001500). Can you please help me to write the correct formula to pull each piece of data from the worksheets' columns D through H to the summary sheet? Thanks, Kelly |
HLookup indirect multiple worksheets
The 001500 is the first lease number that will have its own worksheet (and
continues through lease 051106 ... 2024 leases!) When I copied your first and second formulas into the spreadsheet, I got #N/A in the cell (B5). What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Kelly "Max" wrote: If in A5 down are text numbers eg: 001500, try: =HLOOKUP(A5,INDIRECT("'"&A5&"'!D4:H104"),2,FALSE) Copy down If in A5 down are real numbers eg: 1500, then try: =HLOOKUP(TEXT(A5,"000000"),INDIRECT("'"&TEXT(A5,"0 00000")&"'!D4:H104"),2,FALSE) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Kelly" wrote: I need to accumulate the data from 2,000lease + worksheets onto one summary worksheet. I would like to insert the lease number and use HLOOKUP to populate the summary sheet. I'm not familiar enough with INDIRECT to put it in the formula. I copied the following from another community posting and tried to adjust it for my summary sheet: =HLOOKUP(A5,INDIRECT($A$5&"!$d$4:$h$104"),2,FALSE) The worksheets contain 6 number (e.g. 001500). Can you please help me to write the correct formula to pull each piece of data from the worksheets' columns D through H to the summary sheet? Thanks, Kelly |
HLookup indirect multiple worksheets
It should have worked.
See this quick sample: http://cjoint.com/?fzgGs7yxDe -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Kelly" wrote: The 001500 is the first lease number that will have its own worksheet (and continues through lease 051106 ... 2024 leases!) When I copied your first and second formulas into the spreadsheet, I got #N/A in the cell (B5). What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Kelly |
HLookup indirect multiple worksheets
Thank you very, very, very much! I had to add the lease number at the top of
the column and everything worked! I can't tell you how much easier you just made my job! Kelly "Max" wrote: It should have worked. See this quick sample: http://cjoint.com/?fzgGs7yxDe -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Kelly" wrote: The 001500 is the first lease number that will have its own worksheet (and continues through lease 051106 ... 2024 leases!) When I copied your first and second formulas into the spreadsheet, I got #N/A in the cell (B5). What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Kelly |
HLookup indirect multiple worksheets
Great to hear that. You're welcome.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Kelly" wrote: Thank you very, very, very much! I had to add the lease number at the top of the column and everything worked! I can't tell you how much easier you just made my job! Kelly |
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