I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in the 7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the cell I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont display the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number. Anyone know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
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I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in the 7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number. Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

Below is an example of what I have built. I want it to look at the list in
Col B and match it to the corresponding number below, then to display "Steve"
next to 1, "Joe" next to 2, and so on... I want this all to be automatic so
that in subsequent columns when the number changes, the name changes below as
well.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: Steve Frank
2: Joe Adam
3: Frank Steve
4: Adam Joe

"Gaurav" wrote:

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in the 7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number. Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

=IF($A2=B$7,$A$7,IF($A2=B$8,$A$8,IF($A2=B$9,$A$9,I F($A2=B$10,$A$10,""))))

Drag down and right.

IF(B1=1,"Steve",IF(B1=2,"Joe",IF(B1=3,"Frank",IF(B 1=4
"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Below is an example of what I have built. I want it to look at the list
in
Col B and match it to the corresponding number below, then to display
"Steve"
next to 1, "Joe" next to 2, and so on... I want this all to be automatic
so
that in subsequent columns when the number changes, the name changes below
as
well.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: Steve Frank
2: Joe Adam
3: Frank Steve
4: Adam Joe

"Gaurav" wrote:

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in the
7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the
cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont
display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It
seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number.
Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

enter this formula in B2 and then drag it as I assumed that your names are
from A1 to A4 and the table below starts from A7.


"Gaurav" wrote in message
...
=IF($A2=B$7,$A$7,IF($A2=B$8,$A$8,IF($A2=B$9,$A$9,I F($A2=B$10,$A$10,""))))

Drag down and right.

IF(B1=1,"Steve",IF(B1=2,"Joe",IF(B1=3,"Frank",IF(B 1=4
"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Below is an example of what I have built. I want it to look at the list
in
Col B and match it to the corresponding number below, then to display
"Steve"
next to 1, "Joe" next to 2, and so on... I want this all to be automatic
so
that in subsequent columns when the number changes, the name changes
below as
well.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: Steve Frank
2: Joe Adam
3: Frank Steve
4: Adam Joe

"Gaurav" wrote:

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in
the 7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the
cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont
display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were
to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It
seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number.
Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

Im not sure if Im explaining this correctly. In the blank lines below, this
is the formula that I have entered: {=SUM(IF(B1:B4=A6, A1:A4," "))}
As I said before, if the names were numbers (say, 100 - 104) it would return
the number value, but since it's a name it returns a "0". I want to be able
to automatically fill in the blank spaces using the columns.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: ____ ____
2: ____ ____
3: ____ ____
4: ____ ____

"Gaurav" wrote:

=IF($A2=B$7,$A$7,IF($A2=B$8,$A$8,IF($A2=B$9,$A$9,I F($A2=B$10,$A$10,""))))

Drag down and right.

IF(B1=1,"Steve",IF(B1=2,"Joe",IF(B1=3,"Frank",IF(B 1=4
"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Below is an example of what I have built. I want it to look at the list
in
Col B and match it to the corresponding number below, then to display
"Steve"
next to 1, "Joe" next to 2, and so on... I want this all to be automatic
so
that in subsequent columns when the number changes, the name changes below
as
well.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: Steve Frank
2: Joe Adam
3: Frank Steve
4: Adam Joe

"Gaurav" wrote:

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in the
7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the
cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont
display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It
seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number.
Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

why dont you do this.

=IF($A7=B$1,$A$1,IF($A8=B$2,$A$2,IF($A9=B$3,$A$3,I F($A10=B$4,$A$4,""))))

earlier formula was returning numbers in the upper table looking at the
lower table. this should return names in the lower table looking at the
upper table.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Im not sure if Im explaining this correctly. In the blank lines below,
this
is the formula that I have entered: {=SUM(IF(B1:B4=A6, A1:A4," "))}
As I said before, if the names were numbers (say, 100 - 104) it would
return
the number value, but since it's a name it returns a "0". I want to be
able
to automatically fill in the blank spaces using the columns.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: ____ ____
2: ____ ____
3: ____ ____
4: ____ ____

"Gaurav" wrote:

=IF($A2=B$7,$A$7,IF($A2=B$8,$A$8,IF($A2=B$9,$A$9,I F($A2=B$10,$A$10,""))))

Drag down and right.

IF(B1=1,"Steve",IF(B1=2,"Joe",IF(B1=3,"Frank",IF(B 1=4
"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Below is an example of what I have built. I want it to look at the
list
in
Col B and match it to the corresponding number below, then to display
"Steve"
next to 1, "Joe" next to 2, and so on... I want this all to be
automatic
so
that in subsequent columns when the number changes, the name changes
below
as
well.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: Steve Frank
2: Joe Adam
3: Frank Steve
4: Adam Joe

"Gaurav" wrote:

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in
the
7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all
the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the
cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont
display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were
to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It
seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number.
Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?

you cant SUM names.


"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Im not sure if Im explaining this correctly. In the blank lines below,
this
is the formula that I have entered: {=SUM(IF(B1:B4=A6, A1:A4," "))}
As I said before, if the names were numbers (say, 100 - 104) it would
return
the number value, but since it's a name it returns a "0". I want to be
able
to automatically fill in the blank spaces using the columns.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: ____ ____
2: ____ ____
3: ____ ____
4: ____ ____

"Gaurav" wrote:

=IF($A2=B$7,$A$7,IF($A2=B$8,$A$8,IF($A2=B$9,$A$9,I F($A2=B$10,$A$10,""))))

Drag down and right.

IF(B1=1,"Steve",IF(B1=2,"Joe",IF(B1=3,"Frank",IF(B 1=4
"bulsy" wrote in message
...
Below is an example of what I have built. I want it to look at the
list
in
Col B and match it to the corresponding number below, then to display
"Steve"
next to 1, "Joe" next to 2, and so on... I want this all to be
automatic
so
that in subsequent columns when the number changes, the name changes
below
as
well.

Col A Col B Col C
Adam 4 2
Steve 1 3
Frank 3 1
Joe 2 4

1: Steve Frank
2: Joe Adam
3: Frank Steve
4: Adam Joe

"Gaurav" wrote:

If you have to return BULSY, in the formula write "BULSY"

Hope this helps.

"bulsy" wrote in message
...
I have a table with names going down the column, and then numbers in
the
7
columns to the side. Below that, I created another column of all
the
possible numbers. I then created a conditional to look through each
number
column above and see if it will match the corresonding number of the
cell
I
am in below. If it matches, I need to it to display the name that
corresponds to the number match. However, it seems that it wont
display
the
name for some reason. I know the formula is right because if I were
to
manipulate it so it would display a number instead, this works. It
seems
that the problem is in displaying the name as it's not a number.
Anyone
know
an additional function I need to insert to get the name displayed?