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A vlookup should work if the the first two letters of the part number is what
reference back to a vendor. If you need to, create a new column and use the left formula 2 to fill in the column and then create a lookup table for the vendors based upon the 2 letters. "Noncentz303" wrote: Ok here is my issue :) I am working with many records and need a way to match a vendor name with a part number, my table looks a such A B Part Number Vendor name AH00000E AH99999E AI00000F AI05500E So what Im looking to do is take the First two letters of the part number and assign a vendor using a pivot table we created on a sheet called "VendorNames" to go in the "B" column Any help would be geat :) |
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