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Odd Lookup
Hi. Can I write a formula that will scan ALL of Sheet2, with a
lookup value in cell Sheet1!A1, and return the value in the cell that is 8 rows directly below the cell where the lookup value is found? I need it to scan an entire sheet, not a particular column or row. Thanks! |
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Odd Lookup
In one fell swoop would be hard without crashing Excel, maybe multiple
hlookups like =HLOOKUP(Sheet1!$A$1,Sheet2!1:8,8,0) copied down -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Steve" wrote in message ups.com... Hi. Can I write a formula that will scan ALL of Sheet2, with a lookup value in cell Sheet1!A1, and return the value in the cell that is 8 rows directly below the cell where the lookup value is found? I need it to scan an entire sheet, not a particular column or row. Thanks! |
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