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Dear all,
Looking for your kind help on the below: In a spreadsheet I have the following cols and rows: Col B Col E Col F Col G Col L Col Q Date Artnr Pcs Price Order# Formula (=IF(AND(B5<NOW()-60;L5="");"Alarm!!!";"")) What I am looking for is the following: if Alarm is true I would like Excel to show me the art#, pcs and price in a separate worksheet. Should I use IF or Lookup? Thanking you in advance, KG, Eucalypta |
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=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(..........)),"",VLOOKUP(......... .))
"Eucalypta" wrote: Dear all, Looking for your kind help on the below: In a spreadsheet I have the following cols and rows: Col B Col E Col F Col G Col L Col Q Date Artnr Pcs Price Order# Formula (=IF(AND(B5<NOW()-60;L5="");"Alarm!!!";"")) What I am looking for is the following: if Alarm is true I would like Excel to show me the art#, pcs and price in a separate worksheet. Should I use IF or Lookup? Thanking you in advance, KG, Eucalypta |
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I am not sure I understand what you mean. Vlookup(.....). Lookup what?
KG, Eucalypta "Teethless mama" wrote: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(..........)),"",VLOOKUP(......... .)) "Eucalypta" wrote: Dear all, Looking for your kind help on the below: In a spreadsheet I have the following cols and rows: Col B Col E Col F Col G Col L Col Q Date Artnr Pcs Price Order# Formula (=IF(AND(B5<NOW()-60;L5="");"Alarm!!!";"")) What I am looking for is the following: if Alarm is true I would like Excel to show me the art#, pcs and price in a separate worksheet. Should I use IF or Lookup? Thanking you in advance, KG, Eucalypta |
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One way which does it for your orig. posting
Illustrated in this sample: http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3bjj4 eucalypta.xls Source data is assumed in Sheet1, as posted, data from row5 down In Q5: =IF(B5="","",IF(AND(B5<TODAY()-60,L5=""),"Alarm!!!","")) In R5: =IF(Q5="Alarm!!!",ROWS($1:1),"") Select Q5:R5, copy down to cover the max expected extent of source data Then in another Sheet2, In B2: =IF(ROWS($1:1)COUNT(Sheet1!$R$5:$R$100),"", INDEX(Sheet1!E$5:E$100,SMALL(Sheet1!$R$5:$R$100,RO WS($1:1)))) Copy B2 across to D2, fill down as far as required. Adapt to suit. Cols B to D will return the required Art#, PCs & Price which satisfies the alert criteria monitored in Sheet1's cols Q & R. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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