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Cross referencing columns
Hello,
I have 3 columns of values. Column A contains Subject IDs, Column B contains the initials for those subjects. Column C contains a smaller list of just Subject IDs. What I would like to do is to match all of the Subject IDs in columns A & C and where ever the Subject IDs match, place (or copy) the values that are currently in column B into column D. Normally I would do this is Access via a query, but I am curious if is possible in Excel. Thanks Fred |
Cross referencing columns
Do you mean the subject ID's in column C are a subset of column A? So you
want to match each subject ID in column C to Column A and pull the corresponding initial from column B? Sounds like a VLOOKUP() will work for you. Assuming your data begins in row 1, in D1 enter the following formula and drag down: =VLOOKUP(C1,$A$1:$B$1000,2,FALSE) -- Regards, Dave "fgwiii" wrote: Hello, I have 3 columns of values. Column A contains Subject IDs, Column B contains the initials for those subjects. Column C contains a smaller list of just Subject IDs. What I would like to do is to match all of the Subject IDs in columns A & C and where ever the Subject IDs match, place (or copy) the values that are currently in column B into column D. Normally I would do this is Access via a query, but I am curious if is possible in Excel. Thanks Fred |
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