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I am using the function shown below.
=VLOOKUP(A3,'C:\Users\Donald\Documents\2008 Estimating Files\[2008 PARTS PRICE BOOK.xls]Parts List'!$A:$F,2,TRUE) In my first spreadsheet (2008 PARTS PRICE BOOK) Column A has a part number such as E1 or B12. Column B has a part description. In the second spreadsheet, if I enter E1 in cloumn A it moves the description for that part to Column B in the second spreadsheet. I am getting some of my entrys bringing over the wrong data from the first spreadsheet, even though the formula is correct. Example: E1 is Part X in the first spreadsheet. When I Enter E1 in the second, it gives the part description for part E295. If I replace E1 with a number such as 89, and type part 89 in the second spreadsheet the proper description comes over. HELP! |
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