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hi,
Why is it that whenever I use Vlookup, the first col in both sheets should be the same..as in, both should be ids, or names or whatever...and that should be the value on which im using vlookup? any way i can get around having to delete/hide lots of cols everytime i use vlookup? |
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Are you using an equation like this:
=VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A1:E100,5,false) The 5 indicates which column of the range you've selected to pull the result from. If I'm missing something, let me know. Barb Reinhardt "swati" wrote: hi, Why is it that whenever I use Vlookup, the first col in both sheets should be the same..as in, both should be ids, or names or whatever...and that should be the value on which im using vlookup? any way i can get around having to delete/hide lots of cols everytime i use vlookup? |
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Use a lookup or even better look here for examples of an index/match
-- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "swati" wrote: hi, Why is it that whenever I use Vlookup, the first col in both sheets should be the same..as in, both should be ids, or names or whatever...and that should be the value on which im using vlookup? any way i can get around having to delete/hide lots of cols everytime i use vlookup? |
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thanks John, will try doing tht
"John Bundy" wrote: Use a lookup or even better look here for examples of an index/match -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "swati" wrote: hi, Why is it that whenever I use Vlookup, the first col in both sheets should be the same..as in, both should be ids, or names or whatever...and that should be the value on which im using vlookup? any way i can get around having to delete/hide lots of cols everytime i use vlookup? |
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