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copying vlookup
my formula:
=VLOOKUP($D18,'Data$A$1:$D$500'!,2,FALSE) how can I copy the formula without having to change the hard-coded column 2 to column 3, coulmn 4, etc? thanks in advance! jane |
copying vlookup
If you're copying across:
=VLOOKUP($D18,Data!$A$1:$D$500,COLUMNS($A1:B1),0) If you're copying down: =VLOOKUP(D$18,Data!$A$1:$D$500,ROWS(A$1:A2),0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "jane" wrote in message ... my formula: =VLOOKUP($D18,'Data$A$1:$D$500'!,2,FALSE) how can I copy the formula without having to change the hard-coded column 2 to column 3, coulmn 4, etc? thanks in advance! jane |
copying vlookup
you are awesome!
thank you! jane "T. Valko" wrote: If you're copying across: =VLOOKUP($D18,Data!$A$1:$D$500,COLUMNS($A1:B1),0) If you're copying down: =VLOOKUP(D$18,Data!$A$1:$D$500,ROWS(A$1:A2),0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "jane" wrote in message ... my formula: =VLOOKUP($D18,'Data$A$1:$D$500'!,2,FALSE) how can I copy the formula without having to change the hard-coded column 2 to column 3, coulmn 4, etc? thanks in advance! jane |
copying vlookup
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "jane" wrote in message ... you are awesome! thank you! jane "T. Valko" wrote: If you're copying across: =VLOOKUP($D18,Data!$A$1:$D$500,COLUMNS($A1:B1),0) If you're copying down: =VLOOKUP(D$18,Data!$A$1:$D$500,ROWS(A$1:A2),0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "jane" wrote in message ... my formula: =VLOOKUP($D18,'Data$A$1:$D$500'!,2,FALSE) how can I copy the formula without having to change the hard-coded column 2 to column 3, coulmn 4, etc? thanks in advance! jane |
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