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I can't get this formula to work: In worksheet 2, I need a formula in B2
that will look up the number in B1 in the other worksheet in column X and
then return what's in col. E that's in the same row as col. X. Hope this
explains what I'm trying to do. Thank you. Connie
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Try this in B2:

=INDEX(Sheet1!E:E,MATCH(B$1,Sheet1!X:X,0))

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I can't get this formula to work: *In worksheet 2, I need a formula in B2
that will look up the number in B1 in the other worksheet in column X and
then return what's in col. E that's in the same row as col. X. *Hope this
explains what I'm trying to do. *Thank you. *Connie


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Try this:

=INDEX(Sheet1!E:E,MATCH(B1,Sheet1!X:X,0))

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I can't get this formula to work: In worksheet 2, I need a formula in B2
that will look up the number in B1 in the other worksheet in column X and
then return what's in col. E that's in the same row as col. X. Hope this
explains what I'm trying to do. Thank you. Connie



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Thank you! You both had the same answer and it works great! I love this
newgroup! Connie

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I can't get this formula to work: In worksheet 2, I need a formula in B2
that will look up the number in B1 in the other worksheet in column X and
then return what's in col. E that's in the same row as col. X. Hope this
explains what I'm trying to do. Thank you. Connie

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You're welcome!

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Thank you! You both had the same answer and it works great! I love this
newgroup! Connie

"Connie Martin" wrote:

I can't get this formula to work: In worksheet 2, I need a formula in B2
that will look up the number in B1 in the other worksheet in column X and
then return what's in col. E that's in the same row as col. X. Hope this
explains what I'm trying to do. Thank you. Connie





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Thanks for feeding back, Connie - so few do !!

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Thank you! *You both had the same answer and it works great! *I love this
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then return what's in col. E that's in the same row as col. X. *Hope this
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