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Lookup and Populate
I have a masterfile worksheet that has all the names and catergories listed
in rows/columns. I have worksheets that have the same information but in column G the information is populated with the information I want. What formula/macro can I use to make it so that the information is matched in columns a-F exactly (numbers and letters) and then the worksheet with column G populated is populated in the master worksheet. The worksheets are in several different spreadsheets. Below is an example: Column A Column B Column C Columnnd D Column E Column F Column G Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4... |
Lookup and Populate
Which function do I put in which worksheet?
How can I make sure that it checks all the rows for a match? There maybe a match between the 2 set of worksheets but in different rows. Thanks "Knox" wrote: write an array if statement something like this referencing your master to the others: {=IF(A11:F11=A12:F12,G11:G11,"")} be sure to hit ctrl+shift+enter after typing the formula {=IF('master'A11:F11=A12:F12,'master'G11:G11,"")} "NeedExcelHelp07" wrote: I have a masterfile worksheet that has all the names and catergories listed in rows/columns. I have worksheets that have the same information but in column G the information is populated with the information I want. What formula/macro can I use to make it so that the information is matched in columns a-F exactly (numbers and letters) and then the worksheet with column G populated is populated in the master worksheet. The worksheets are in several different spreadsheets. Below is an example: Column A Column B Column C Columnnd D Column E Column F Column G Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4... |
Lookup and Populate
ok I got this formula to work but the problem is on the first string is
increasing when I fill the formula down to the other rows. How can I fill the formula down while rows references increase by 1? "NeedExcelHelp07" wrote: Which function do I put in which worksheet? How can I make sure that it checks all the rows for a match? There maybe a match between the 2 set of worksheets but in different rows. Thanks "Knox" wrote: write an array if statement something like this referencing your master to the others: {=IF(A11:F11=A12:F12,G11:G11,"")} be sure to hit ctrl+shift+enter after typing the formula {=IF('master'A11:F11=A12:F12,'master'G11:G11,"")} "NeedExcelHelp07" wrote: I have a masterfile worksheet that has all the names and catergories listed in rows/columns. I have worksheets that have the same information but in column G the information is populated with the information I want. What formula/macro can I use to make it so that the information is matched in columns a-F exactly (numbers and letters) and then the worksheet with column G populated is populated in the master worksheet. The worksheets are in several different spreadsheets. Below is an example: Column A Column B Column C Columnnd D Column E Column F Column G Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4... |
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